You can add different types of controls to your MIDI controller surface. What control type to choose depends on the layout of your MIDI controller.
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To select a control type, open the MIDI Controller Surface Editor. To the left of the surface display, click a control type.
NoteYou can add labels for controls by selecting one or several controls and clicking Create Label Field. As soon as you map your control in the MIDI Remote Mapping Assistant, the label field is shown, and the label changes to the name of the mapped parameter.
The following control types are available:
- Knob
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Allows you to add a knob.
- Fader
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Allows you to add a fader. You can change the size and the aspect ratio of the added control to determine whether to add a vertical or horizontal fader.
- Button
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Allows you to add a button for on/off control items.
- Trigger Pad
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Allows you to add a trigger pad. Trigger pads can show the on/off status and values in between.
- Pitchbend
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Allows you to add a pitchbend wheel. The value is shown in the center position, or at the position retrieved from the hardware.
- Modulation
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Allows you to add a modulation wheel. The value is shown in the bottom position, or at the position retrieved from the hardware.
- X/Y Pad
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Allows you to add an x/y pad.
- X/Y Joystick
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Allows you to add an x/y joystick.
- Push Encoder
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Allows you to add a push encoder. Compared to a knob, this has an additional parameter that allows you to set up the message for the push value.
- Piano Keys
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Allows you to add piano keys for decorative purposes. You can adjust the keyboard range, but you cannot map host parameters to this control type.
- Lamp
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Allows you to add a lamp. You can use this as an indicator for showing the value of a mapping.
- Blind Panel
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Allows you to add a blind panel for decorative purposes. You cannot map host parameters to this item.