Labelling CC Numbers
W
hen a CC layer is active, the display of Controller Numbers in the scribble strip can be replaced with user-created labels which
identify the parameters being controlled.
When a CC layer is active in the
* tab and the '@0=A?>@B(B8;8BG soft keys are selected, the &2@811;4&B@8?A box
appears to the left of the saved data &B0BCA box. Checking this box brings up the >=B8=C>CA>=B@>;!0<4A pop-up:
The main part of the pop-up displays a representation of the Matrix digital scribble strip, with the channels’ CC numbers displayed
in the top row in light yellow and the current label displayed in the bottom row in darker yellow. Clicking on the scribble strip
in any channel will allow the channel label to be edited.
Below the scribble strip are four small buttons which switch the scribble strip display between the four sets of CC numbers
assigned to the console faders, V-Pots and switches: 034@, )#>B, lower &4; switch and )&4;. These buttons switch the
labelling function between the four CC assignable channel controls and their respective CC number ranges. If you switch ranges
without saving your changes, a pop-up will appear inviting you to save the changes before switching ranges.
At the bottom of the window are five larger buttons:
;40@!0<4A leaves the CC labels for that CC range blank. When you press this button, a pop-up appears confirming whether
or not you want to continue.
%4A4B!0<4A returns the scribble strip CC labelling to the CC numbers assigned to the controls. When you press this button,
a pop-up appears confirming whether or not you want to continue.
(=3> returns the labels for the current CC range to their last saved state. When you press this button, a pop-up appears
confirming whether or not you want to continue.
&0D4 saves the labels for the current CC range as part of that layer’s configuration.
" closes the pop-up and returns you to the Remote’s * tab. If you have unsaved changes, a pop-up will appear inviting you
to choose between losing your unsaved changes or saving on exit.
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