Apple Logic Pro 7.2 - Manual (Page 146)

146 Chapter
9
Korg
microKONTROL
and
KONTROL49
The
LCD
backlight
is
red
while
recording,
and
green
at
other
times.
The
controls
in
the
main
section
have
the
following
meaning:
Channel
Strips
There
are
several
modes
for
the
encoders,
enabled
with
SCENE
and
Pad
9–16.
External
Input
Control Assignment
Main
encoder Controls
SPL
in
one
of
three
modes
(see
Pads
1–3
in
“ Transport
Mode ”
on
page
144).
SETTING Held down in Send mode:
Â
Main
encoder
chooses
current
send.
 Pads
have
special
meaning—see
“ Send
Mode ”
on
page
145.
 LCDs
display
send
destinations.
 Encoders
choose
send
destinations.
Holding down in Plug-in Edit mode:
Â
Main
encoder
chooses
current
plug-in
insert.
 Pads
have
special
meaning—see
“ Plug-in
Edit
overlay ”
on
page
145.
 LCDs
display
plug-in
name
of
the
eight
tracks.
MESSAGE Enables/Disables
Flip
mode.
When
enabled,
the
encoders
control
volume
and
the
faders
control
the
parameter
displayed
in
the
LCDs.
SCENE While
held
down,
pads
switch
Pad
and
Channel
Strip
modes.
See
“ Pads ”
on
page
143.
EXIT —
HEX
LOCK Shifts
fader
bank
to
the
previous
eight
tracks
(LED
is
on
if
previous
tracks
exist).
ENTER Shifts
fader
bank
to
the
next
eight
tracks
(LED
is
on
if
subsequent
tracks
exist).
< Octave
Shift
Down
> Octave
Shift
Up
Control Assignment
LCD Shows the parameter controlled by the encoder. The currently chosen value is
displayed for a few seconds while operating an encoder or fader.
When the encoders are in a multi-channel view (Pan, Send, Send Setup), the
background color indicates the track’s automation mode:
Â
green—off
or
Read
 yellow—Touch
or
Latch
 red—Write
or
MIDI
Encoder Controls
the
parameter
shown
directly
above
the
encoder
in
the
LCD.
Fader Controls
volume.
As
the
faders
don’t
offer
feedback,
“Pickup
mode”
is
used
if
enabled
in
the
Logic
Preferences.
This
means
that
they
will
not
“take
over”
until
NULLed.
Control Assignment
Foot
Switch Starts
and
stops
playback.
Pedal Controls
master
volume.