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General| Brand | ISLA Instruments |
|---|---|
| Model | S2400 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Switches between Song and Pattern modes.
Used in conjunction with other controls for additional features.
Sets the Level fader mode.
Sets the Pitch fader mode.
Sets the Envelope fader mode.
Sets the Loop/Slice fader mode.
Engages Multi Mode, spreading parameter values across faders/knobs.
Changes the active bank; four banks of eight tracks.
Dedicated keys for common Pattern mode functions.
Context-specific knobs controlling filter, resonance, and loop points.
Context-specific buttons controlling various options and modes.
Control level, pitch, and other parameters depending on fader mode.
Accepts a C13 style power cord.
USB type B jack for computer connection.
USB type A jack for connecting controllers.
Slot for saving samples and projects.
3.5mm jack for clocking external hardware.
3.5mm jack for clocking from external hardware.
MIDI DIN jack for receiving MIDI control.
MIDI DIN jack for sending MIDI control.
MIDI DIN jack for passing through MIDI data.
Knob for adjusting hardware amplifier for sampling input.
¼" mono jacks for sampling input.
¼" mono jacks for sampling input, normalized to Phono1.
Phono jacks for sampling turntables.
Phono jacks for sampling turntables.
¼" mono jacks outputting the sum of eight outputs.
Eight individual output jacks.
Grounding screw for connecting turntables.
Indicates the currently edited field on the screen.
Allows interaction with menus and parameter adjustments.
Used with other keys for additional functions.
Context-specific keys changing based on the active screen.
Displays context-sensitive help information.
Describes cursor movement and selection within text fields.
Explains how to select and insert characters into text fields.
Lists F-key functions available during file browsing.
Requirements for formatting the SD card.
Rules for naming files and folders.
Information on saving and loading WAV files.
Limits on sample length.
Lists supported WAV file formats.
Recommendations for sample format.
How to assign individual sounds to tracks.
How to load entire kits of sounds and settings.
How to load multiple sounds from a folder.
Using the file browser to assign sounds.
Explains the organization of sounds into banks and tracks.
How to start, stop, and navigate patterns.
Adds the current pattern to the song.
Enables or disables Live Looping.
Makes the current measure repeat.
Renames the currently selected pattern.
Locks or unlocks faders for the current fader mode.
Locks or unlocks faders for all fader modes.
Toggles parameter override during playback or recording.
Accesses Envelope or Waveform editors.
Displays parameter settings for the current fader mode.
Displays filter settings or switches envelopes.
Shortcut to modify the pattern with current parameter values.
Shortcut to modify the pattern for the filter.
Navigates to the next bank of tracks.
Navigates to the previous bank of tracks.
Directly selects a bank by number.
Applies mute/solo/override/overwrite to all tracks in the bank.
Stops all playback and MIDI output.
Resets sound parameters for a track to defaults.
Erases a track from a pattern or live-erases events.
Copies events from a selected pad.
Undoes or redoes the last action.
Creates a manual undo point.
Cancels the manual undo point feature.
How to reapply undone changes.
How to create custom undo points.
How to lock or unlock faders.
How to reset track parameters to defaults.
How to view and modify parameter settings.
Applies current fader values to the whole pattern.
How classic envelopes function.
How HiFi envelopes function.
How to switch between envelope types.
Details of the HiFi envelope editing interface.
Details the controls within the HiFi envelope editor.
More precise editing of slices and loops.
How the scroll bar represents waveform data.
Functions of keys within the editor.
How to reverse audio sections.
How to save edited samples or slices.
How multi-mode parameters sync across fader modes.
How to enable multi-mode for filters.
Settings for the click track.
How to adjust pattern length.
Methods for erasing patterns and tracks.
Toggles editing mode.
Plays from current cursor position.
Moves cursor and scrolls grid.
Adds event at cursor position.
Removes events from pattern.
Removes all events at cursor.
Erases events and copies them to clipboard.
Removes events from the pattern.
Erases and shifts selected tracks.
Erases and shifts all tracks.
Menu for actions on selected events.
Scrolls cursor to different measures.
Selects the track to edit.
Adds or removes a step from the pattern.
Displays edit step parameters.
No effect in TR mode.
Presents parameters graphically for editing.
Presents parameters numerically for editing.
Adjusts event timing forward or backward.
Mutes or solos tracks during playback.
Mutes or solos all tracks in a bank.
Undoes or redoes mute/solo actions.
Overrides recorded parameters during playback.
Changes parameters on-the-fly during recording.
Functions for pads, buttons, and faders in Live Looping.
Meaning of pad LED colors.
Setting the loop's playback output.
Setting loop length relative to pattern length.
Latched, Momentary, or Fixed Length recording.
Setting mute/solo behavior.
Setting base gain for the loop.
Selecting filter type for loops.
How to edit songs, patterns, tempo, etc.
How to copy songs to other songs or patterns.
Assigning audio to tracks.
Renaming tracks.
Viewing details about assigned sounds.
Configuring stereo/mono output mixes.
Selecting Classic or HiFi audio engine.
Setting playback bit depth.
Setting the sound's output destination.
Assigning tracks to choke groups.
Setting base gain for tracks.
Screen for managing tracks.
Stretching sound length by changing pitch.
Stretching sound length without changing pitch.
Resampling sounds to a different rate/bit depth.
Saving applied parameters to a WAV file.
Removing sound from a track.
Name of the file being stretched.
Number of beats in the original sample.
Original tempo of the sample.
Target tempo for the stretched sample.
Original length of the sample.
Target length for the stretched sample.
Amount of pitch shift required.
Sets the track's transpose to the pitch change.
Name of the file being stretched.
Affects stretch algorithm (Beats or Note).
Pitch detection and correction.
Number of beats in the original sample.
Original tempo of the sample.
Target tempo for the stretched sample.
Original length of the sample.
Target length for the stretched sample.
The actual stretch percentage used.
Destination for the resampled file.
Name of the project.
Destination folder.
Name of the resampled file.
Retaining pitch shifts during resampling.
Specific pitch shift setting.
Destination for the bounced file.
Name of the project.
Destination folder.
Name of the bounced file.
Mono or stereo bounced file.
Assigning the bounced file to a track.
General device configurations.
Number of MIDI banks.
USB audio output channel configuration.
Pressure needed to trigger pads.
Using pad pressure for level.
Minimum level for dynamic pads.
Range for pitch faders.
How faders affect parameters.
Initial fader lock state on power-on.
Loading state on power-on.
Screen for managing tracks.
Renaming project folders and files.
Creating a new project.
Loading a project from SD card.
Saving the current project.
Saving the project as a copy.
Removing unassigned WAV files.
Saving kit edits.
Saving a kit to a new folder.
Loading a kit.
Loading sounds from a folder.
Setting the master clock source.
MIDI control settings.
MIDI port and channel for control messages.
Device ID for MMC/SysEx.
Enabling MIDI Machine Control messages.
Options: None, Percussion, Slice/Note, Pitched.
Sending/receiving note numbers.
MIDI channel for tracks.
Displaying incoming MIDI messages.
MIDI Continuous Controller messages.
Non-Registered Parameter Numbers.
System Exclusive messages.
Keys used in Sample Mode.
Configurations for sampling.
Input source, sample rate, and bit depth.
Minimum input level for sampling.
Input mix settings (Left, Right, Stereo).
Monitoring analog inputs.
Monitoring USB audio input.
Monitoring during sampling.
Live Loop recording buffer.
Correspond to eight outputs for panning.
Tab between outputs for editing.
Various panning functions.
Description of analog filters.
Low pass filters for outputs 1 & 2.
Fixed low pass filters for outputs 3-6.
Saves the current project.
Configuring MIDI tracks.
Naming MIDI tracks.
Setting send/receive ports for tracks.
Apply port settings to all tracks.
Incoming MIDI message behavior.
Ports for sending messages.
Setting the MIDI channel for tracks.
Setting pad LED color.
Options: Off, Pitched, etc.
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