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General| Type | MIDI Controller |
|---|---|
| Number of Knobs | 8 |
| Transport Controls | Yes |
| Buttons | 16 |
| Power | USB Bus Powered |
| Channels | 8 |
| Motorized Faders | No |
| Rotary Encoders | 8 |
| Display | No |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Compatibility | Windows, macOS |
| USB | 1 x Type B |
Instructions to reduce the risk of fire or electric shock from moisture.
Guidance on placing the product on a stable rack, considering its size and weight.
Recommendations for cleaning using a slightly moist micro-fibre cloth, avoiding abrasive detergents.
Advice on keeping packaging for product protection during transport or servicing.
Introduction to the SL Mixface, its design, and purpose for production or performance.
Transforms Mixface into a programmable MIDI Control Surface for hardware or software.
Information on finding video tutorials for using the Mixface on the Studiologic website.
Guidance on checking the Studiologic website for the latest system firmware updates.
Enables Mixface to control DAWs with sliders, potentiometers, and multi-function buttons.
Lists the items included with the SL Mixface: unit, USB cable, desktop pad, and info material.
Details all physical connections on the instrument's rear panel, including USB and power.
Explains powering methods: USB Device port, external adapter, or AAA batteries.
Describes the Device and Host USB ports for computer and MIDI controller connections.
Instructions for inserting and removing AAA batteries, with a note on preventing leaks.
Details on enabling and using Bluetooth for wireless audio and MIDI communication.
Information on the Kensington security slot for device protection against theft.
Shows system setup with SL MIDI Controller, computer, and iPad via Bluetooth.
Explains managing track controls and transport buttons in DAW mode after system setup.
Illustrates connecting Mixface with a USB MIDI controller and an iPad via Bluetooth.
Details managing track controls and transport buttons in DAW mode with USB MIDI devices.
Lists and describes the main components of the Mixface control panel, including display and buttons.
Explains how to enter and navigate the EDIT menu using the rotary encoder and buttons.
Overview of using Mixface with SL MIDI Controllers for programming Zones and parameters.
Details connecting an SL MIDI Controller to the USB Host port as an extension.
Explains using the USB Host port to connect any MIDI controller as a Master Keyboard.
Explains using Mixface as a control surface for music software (DAW).
Guidance on selecting the DAW and configuring settings for control surface functionality.
Instructions on setting up specific DAWs for optimal performance with Mixface.
How to enter the EDIT mode by holding the [EDIT] button for two seconds.
Procedure for saving and naming a Program, including memory locations and naming conventions.
How to select, enable, and configure MIDI settings for each of the 4 Zones.
Instructions for programming Mixface controllers (sliders, knobs, buttons) for each Zone.
Details parameters like Port, MIDI Channel, Program Change, and Key Range for Zones.
Overview of editing global settings for the unit, including DAW, Bluetooth, and MIDI Merge.
How to choose the control port and software for your Digital Audio Workstation.
Enabling/disabling Bluetooth for wireless control, notes on PIN code and limitations.
Allows mixing MIDI data from Bluetooth and USB Device ports to other outputs.
Procedure to reset all user-programmed settings and presets to factory defaults.
Statement declaring product compliance with various European standards and directives.
Details on product warranty, coverage, and exclusions for damage or incorrect handling.
Assurance of using the latest technology, with potential for updates and variations.
Notes on USB Host port compatibility, third-party products, and Studiologic's liability.
Details compliance with FCC rules for digital devices and potential interference measures.
Statement regarding reproduction and transmission of the manual content without prior consent.
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