M-Audio Hammer 88 Pro

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Faders/Buttons
5. Faders (1–9): Push these Faders up/down to perform their assigned controls.
When operating with a DAW, the assigned controls will be predetermined.
When operating with a preset or the User DAW selected, the controls can be edited.
6. MODE: Press the Mode Button to activate one of the secondary Modes for the Fader Buttons.
GLOBAL: Hold SHIFT and press the Mode Button to access the keyboard’s Global Settings
menu.
When the keyboard is set to operate with a DAW, the available secondary functions for the
Fader Buttons are Rec, Select, Mute, and Solo. The buttons perform predetermined DAW
channel Record Arm, Track Select, Mute, and Solo functions (see Operation to learn more).
When the keyboard is set to operate with a Preset, the available secondary function for the
Fader Buttons is MIDI, in which the buttons perform MIDI controls that are predetermined in
one of the custom presets.
The LEDs to the right of the Mode Button indicate which Mode the Fader Buttons are in.
LED Functions:
The Fader buttons will activate their default labeled functions.
DAW
Off/No LEDs
● Rec (Red LED): The Fader Buttons will activate Record Arm MIDI or Mackie/HUI messages for
the associated button’s current channel.
● Select (Green LED): The Fader Buttons will activate Track Select MIDI or Mackie/HUI
messages for the associated button’s current channel.
● Mute (Blue LED): The Fader Buttons will activate Mute MIDI or Mackie/HUI messages for the
associated button’s current channel.
● Solo (Yellow LED): The Fader Buttons will activate Solo MIDI or Mackie/HUI messages for the
associated button’s current channel.
Plugin/Preset
● MIDI (White LED): The Fader Buttons will send predetermined MIDI messages when in one of
the factory presets, or any user assignable MIDI message when in the user presets.
7. ARP: Press this button to activate the arpeggiator.
EDIT: Hold SHIFT and press this button to edit the arpeggiator’s settings.
8. LATCH: Press this button to toggle the arpeggiator between momentary and latch Mode.