CC Snapshots
In addition to the snapshots which can be taken of the Matrix control surface via Total Recall, snapshots can also be taken of the
status of the CC values which are being sent to a MIDI device from Matrix. This is done using the three assignable soft keys in
the * & list of a CC layer, which are pre-assigned in the supplied CC standard Profile:
'0:4&=0?A7>B takes a snapshot of all the CC values currently held in the Matrix control surface. The snapshot is automatically
saved as part of the Profile. Only one snapshot can be saved in a Profile. If more than one snapshot is required, each one will
require its own Profile. Profiles can be copied using the 38B#@>58;4A pop-up, as described on Page 95.
%4AB>@4&=0?A7>B restores the saved snapshot to the Matrix and therefore to the MIDI device.
%45@4A7 sends the current Matrix CC values to the MIDI device.
The Digital Scribble Strip
The digital scribble strip that runs across the centre of the desk consists of two display rows. By default, the top row contains
labels associated with the currently selected Focus mode: In Analogue Focus mode it displays the channel names defined in the
70==4;A tab of the Remote (switching to a momentary display of the fader value in dB when a fader is moved), whereas in DAW
Focus mode the top row displays the DAW track names or the CC fader numbers (or user-created labels - see next page).
When Matrix is assigned to a CC layer controlling a MIDI device, the bottom row of the scribble strip displays the V-Pot CC
Number or User label (see next page). When a fader or V-Pot is moved, the associated label switches to a momentary display
of the value being altered.
The # function in the )#"' "& (see Page 74) interchanges the controllers assigned to the Faders and V-Pots as well
as the DAW & switches and V-Sel switches. This makes it possible to have 32 controller channels available to the faders, using
the # to switch between channels 0-15 and 16-33.
Note that Flip Scribble Strips cannot be used on a CC layer.
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