• Browse Encoders: Changes the secondary behavior of the Browse encoders when SHIFT is
held down and the encoder is turned. By default this interaction navigates the le tree but can
be changed to navigate favorite folders instead.
• Loop Encoders: Changes the secondary behavior of the Loop encoders when SHIFT is held
down and the encoder is turned. It can be set to change the key of the track in semitones.
By default, pressing the encoder while SHIFT is held activates the loop. If the turn interaction
is set to key change instead, pressing the encoder while holding SHIFT results in activating/
deactivating key lock.
• Number Buttons: These buttons are highly exible and can be mapped to many different
interactions. By default they control Hotcues 1 and 2. Other options include up to 8 additional
Hotcues, Loop In/Out, Stutter in various beat divisions, and Abs/Rel which toggles absolute or
relative mode for timecode vinyls or CDs. These options are also available for the secondary
function when holding SHIFT and pressing a button. Additionally, you can set the secondary
function to deleting Hotcues.
1-2 and 3-4 are grouped together, but their function can differ. This is indicated by a slash (/) in
the drop-down menu. For example, setting 1-2 to Loop In/Out congures button 1 as loop start
and button 2 as loop end.
• Nudge Buttons: Both the primary and secondary behavior of these buttons can be customized
to either nudge tracks or jump through them. When set to jump you can also set a xed jump
interval or tie it to loop length.
• Displays: Changes which information about the track is shown on the deck displays. Options
include remaining time, elapsed time, and loop length.
• Global: Restore the default settings of the controller here. Pressing this will require you to select
a deck and effects layout again.
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