Kayak — User Manual 135
Effects Subpanel
. / Undo
• Pressing the . (Period or “dot) button tells the system to use the next
empty register. It can also be used as a decimal point for numeric
entries.
•
Undo (Shift + Undo) allows you to undo the previous action. You can use
Undo to restore the last register you wrote over, or to undo the last
editing operation you performed. Not implemented yet.
Enter / Trim
• Enter is used to complete a numeric entry. Example: Register 05 is active:
(Direct Off) Pressing
2 – Enter recalls register 02.
•
Trim (Shift + Trim) is used to complete a numeric entry operation in a rel-
ative fashion. Example – Register 05 is active: (Direct Off) Pressing
2 –
Ç
Trim recalls register 07 (5+2).
“TL Enable” (Edit Enable)
• This must be activated to allow access to any of the keyframe editing
functions.
• When this is activated, the secondary functionality of the numeric keys
is used. (See also Numeric key buttons.)
• When activated, the current position of the time cursor on the timeline
is maintained. It does not automatically jump to the beginning of the
effect, as in the “Classic” KayakDD mode.
• When you used an edit function like Insert Keyframe in the menu, TL
Enable is automatically enabled. It is the same behavior as in DPM
Editing.
The Digit Buttons in TL Enable
0 / Loop
There is no change in this button functionality from the original KayakDD.
1 / Prev / Beg
• Pressing Prev acts just like the current implementation of the KayakDD,
that means goto previous keyframe
• Pressing
Beg (Shift + Beg) causes the time cursor to jump to the first key-
frame of the current effect.
2 / View / This
• Pressing View acts just like the current implementation of the KayakDD,
that means when on, the hardware is driven.
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