The Touch Auto-write option is also available on the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES
keyboards. See section ↑15.6, Using the Touch Strips for more information.
Example of Use
Touch Auto-write can be very handy if a parameter already has some modulation recorded in
the Pattern, and you want to re-record modulation for this parameter, this time at a constant
value:
â–ª With Touch Auto-write disabled (and in previous MASCHINE versions), you have to con-
stantly rotate the Knob to ensure that the old modulation events are actually replaced by
the new ones. To simulate a new constant modulation value, you had no other choice than
slightly rotate the Knob incessantly around the desired value.
â–ª With Touch Auto-write enabled, you just need to keep a finger on the Knob: The current
modulation value is recorded in new modulation events as long as you touch the Knob, au-
tomatically replacing any old modulation events at these positions.
2.6.8.4 Zoom and Scroll Overlays
Since MASCHINE 2.0, when your MASCHINE STUDIO controller is in particular modes, you
can use Knob 5 and 6 to respectively zoom and scroll horizontally through the content shown
in the right display. In some cases (e.g., in Keyboard mode) you can additionally use Knob 7 to
scroll vertically through this content.
In MASCHINE 2.2, the zooming and scrolling functions are indicated, when available, by little
icons that appear as overlays above the relevant Knobs as soon as you touch any of them. This
way, in case of doubt, a simple touch on any Knob below the right display will indicate if some
zooming and scrolling functions are available.
Basic Concepts
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