You may also change Choke and Link settings in Pad Mode. Please refer to the Manual
for more information on these features.
(4) NAVIGATE button: Enters NAVIGATE mode. When working on large Projects, it is sometimes
necessary to look at the computer screen. With NAVIGATE mode there is no need to use the
mouse and search for scroll bars or magnifying glasses! Just use the pads and the CONTROL
section to zoom in and out or scroll through Patterns and Scenes. See ↑11.1.2, Controlling the
Software Views from Your Controller for more information. Furthermore, in Navigate mode the
Buttons above the displays allow you to quickly access Channel properties and Plug-in parame-
ters.
(5) DUPLICATE button: Enters Duplicate mode. Use the Duplicate mode to swiftly create anoth-
er instance of any Sound, Pattern, Group or Scene. This can be useful for creating variations or
trying out something new while preserving the current state of your work.
(6) SELECT button: Enters Select mode. This mode allows you to select a Sound without having
to play it, or select specific events of a particular Sound, which is useful for limiting quantiza-
tion, nudging notes and other operations specifically to the selected events. Use the shortcut
SHIFT + SELECT + pad to quickly select all events triggered by that pad in your Pattern, or
events at that pitch when in Keyboard mode. Use the shortcut ERASE + SELECT + pad to
quickly erase all events triggered by that pad in your Pattern or events at that pitch when in
Keyboard mode.
(7) SOLO button: Enters Solo mode. In this mode, you can instantly solo any Sound or Group
(equals muting all other Sounds/Groups) by pressing its pad or Group button — useful to tweak
the Sound or for performing live. The pad of the soloed Sound or Group is fully lit, while all
other pads (representing the muted Sounds/Groups) are dimmed.
(8) MUTE button: Enters Mute mode. In this mode, you can instantly mute Sounds and/or
Groups by pressing the corresponding pads and/or Group buttons — good for getting on top of
your production when you have many sounds playing and especially useful for performing live.
Muted Sounds/Groups are represented by half-lit pads, while unmuted (i.e. audible) Sounds/
Groups are represented by fully lit pads.
(9) Pads 1–16: Besides playing and selecting your Sounds, the pads have many functions de-
pending on the controller mode that is currently active. In addition, when used in combination
with SHIFT, the pads trigger various commands:
▪ Press SHIFT + pad 1/2 to undo/redo your last action.
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