7.4 KEY BEHAVIOR
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# 7.4 KEY BEHAVIOR 7. INTERACTING WITH THE SYNTAKT 7. INTERACTING WITH THE SYNTAKT The screen shows all the information needed for real-time interaction and editing on the Syntakt. The eight DATA ENTRY knob parameters shown will vary depending on the given situation. Below is the main inter face screen of the SYN page. 1. Bank and pattern. 2. Pattern name. 3. Tempo. 4. Eight track parameters. They show what the DATA ENTRY knobs control and their current parameter values. 5. Parameter page indicator. Indicates the number of pages for the selected parameter section and which page is currently selected. 6. The main volume setting of the active track. Use the LEVEL/DATA knob to change the setting. 7. Active track. The Syntakt features a screen saver that dims the screen after 5 minutes of inactivity and turns off the screen after 60 minutes. Press any key or move any controller to wake up the screen. 7.1 SCREEN NAVIGATION Use the [ARROW] keys [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT] or [RIGHT] to navigate menus or sub-menus. The LEVEL/DATA knob can be used to scroll through menus and lists quickly. [YES] is used to affirm, select, enter sub-menus and tick/untick boxes. [NO] is used to negate, deselect or go back one or more steps. When in a menu or sub-menu, the [NO] key can be used to go back, one step at a time, all the way to the main screen. 7.2 TRIG KEYS The [TRIG] keys have several uses, including for example, trigging an audio track sound (track 1–12) from the active pattern (when sequencer recording is deactivated), and muting/unmuting tracks. They are also used for placing trigs in GRID RECORDING mode. When pressed in combination with the [PTN] and [BANK] keys, they select patterns and banks. The [TRIG] keys light up to indicate the position of placed trigs and to indicate the selected bank and track. 7.3 ROTARY ENCODERS The MAIN VOLUME is an absolute encoder, spanning roughly 320 degrees from its left extreme to its right extreme. The LEVEL/DATA and DATA ENTRY knobs (with which you set various parameter values), are relative encoders which may be spun any number of turns. Pressing and turning these encoders will change their associated values at a greater speed. 7.4 KEY BEHAVIOR As a group, the track selection keys ([TRIG] keys) have radio button functionality, i.e. when a new track is set to be active, the previous one is simultaneously deactivated. Only one track can be selected at a time. 7. INTERACTING WITH THE SYNTAKT Likewise, the group consisting of the five [PARAMETER] keys have radio button functionality. The [FUNC], [TRK], [PTN], and [BANK] keys are always used in combination with other keys. 7.5 PARAMETER EDITING The DATA ENTRY knobs are used to change the values of the track parameters. The positions of the pa rameters on the screen correspond to the physical locations of the knobs on the front panel. Some of the parameters on the screen tell you what DATA ENTRY knob controls that particular parameter. For example “(E)”. 7.5.1 EDITING THE TRACK PARAMETERS First select a track for editing, press and hold [TRK] key and then press one of the [TRIG 1–12] keys. Then use the [PARAMETER] keys to open the parameter pages tor the selected track. Use the DATA ENTRY knobs A-H to edit the corresponding parameters. Press and turn a knob to adjust its parameter in larger increments. Press and hold a [PARAMETER] key to see the values for all param eters on that page. For more information, please see “10. AUDIO TRACK PARAMETERS” on page 50, and “11. MIDI TRACK PARAMETERS” on page 58. • The parameters are adjusted in larger increments if you press down the DATA ENTRY knob while turning it. This makes it quicker to sweep through the whole parameter range. • Press DATA ENTRY knob + [NO] to reset the parameter to the default value. • Press [PARAMETER] key + [PLAY] to reset all the parameters in the selected parame ter page to default values. • Press and hold a [PARAMETER] key to see the values for all parameters on that page. 7.5.2 PARAMETER VALUE JUMP Pressing [FUNC] while editing certain parameters will make the parameter values jump to appropriate positions. The TUNE parameter, for example, jumps full octaves (12 semitones). 7.5.3 CONTROL ALL If you press and hold [TRK] and change a parameter setting, this change will affect this parameter in all the audio tracks in the pattern. Press [NO] before you release [TRK] to revert the parameter changes. The control all functionality is not available for the MIDI tracks or the FX track. 7.5.4 [FUNC] KEY PRESS COMBINATIONS The standard way to use the [FUNC] key in combination with other keys, is to press and hold [FUNC] and then make a short press on the second key in the combination. For some key combinations, it is also possible to access a sub-menu by pressing and holding [FUNC] + second key for a second. 7.6 QUICK SCROLLING Scroll through menus using the LEVEL/DATA knob. Quick scrolling is possible on many menus. Press [FUNC] + the [UP] or [DOWN] keys to move the cursor one menu page. 7.7 COPY, CLEAR, AND PASTE Copy, clear and paste commands are available in a lot of contexts. Pressing [FUNC] + [RECORD] to copy. Press [FUNC] + [STOP] to paste. Press [FUNC] + [PLAY] to clear. Paste and clear operations is undone by repeating the key press combination. Please see the different sections in the manual for more information on when these commands are available. The copy clipboard can only hold one item at a time. When you perform a copy command, the item copied replaces any earlier copied items. For example, you can not have both a trig and a pattern copied at the same time.
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