Apple Logic Pro 7.2 - Manual (Page 117)

Chapter
4
EuCon
Support
of
Euphonix
MC
and
System
5-MC 117
To
edit
an
instrument:
m Press
the
respective
knob
top
or
Soft
Key.
Instrument
parameters
are
displayed
in
the
order
shown
in
the
Controls
view
of
the
plug-in.
Turning
a
knob
changes
the
parameter
value.
Pressing
a
knob
top
sets
the
controlled
parameter
to
its
default
value.
For
parameters
with
only
two
values,
the
On
key
is
lit
when
the
value
is
1
(or
on)
and
unlit
when
the
value
is
0
(or
off ).
To
change
or
insert
an
instrument:
1 Press
both
Page
keys
simultaneously.
This
switches
to
Insert
Instrument
mode.
The
Soft
Key
display
indicates
the
Instrument
slot
of
the
channel.
When
you
press
the
knob
top
or
Soft
Key,
the
Soft
Keys
display
the
Instrument
plug-in
menu
that
appears
when
you
click-hold
on
an
Instrument
slot
with
the
mouse.
2 Choose
the
desired
Instrument
plug-in:
 Pressing
the
Soft
Key
or
knob
top
enters
a
submenu
or
inserts
a
selected
instrument
plug-in.
 Pressing
the
Back
key
navigates
up
one
level
in
the
menu
hierarchy
(or
switches
back
to
the
Input
Knobset
if
you
are
in
the
top
level
of
the
menu).
Opening
and
Closing
Plug-in
windows
Logic
supports
the
MC
“Open
plugins
on
workstation
when
editing”
and
“Close
plugins
on
workstation
when
exiting”
preferences.
This
behavior
is
dependent
on
the
Link
button
being
enabled
in
plug-in
windows.
If
a
Link-enabled
plug-in
window
is
open:
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“Open
plugins
on
workstation
when
editing”
does
not
open
a
new
window
when
a
new
plug-in
is
selected,
but
will
replace
the
open
window’s
contents.
 “Close
plugins
on
workstation
when
exiting”
does
nothing.
Otherwise,
“Open
plug-ins
on
workstation
when
editing”
opens
a
new
plug-in
window,
with
the
Link
button
disabled.
“Close
plugins
on
workstation
when
exiting“
closes
the
Plug-in
window.
Dyn(amic)
Knobset
This
knobset
is
not
currently
implemented.