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Using the Remote Control functions

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Using the Remote Control functions Using the MO with computer software 1 To enter the Remote Control mode, press the [DAW REMOTE] button (the lamp flashes). The REMOTE display appears, and the panel controls are enabled for Remote operation of the computer software (their normal functions are disabled). DAW REMOTE FILE UTILITY DEMO n Press this button again to exit from the Remote Control mode. 2 Select the software to be remote-controlled (Mode A or Mode B). Change the Mode by simultaneously holding down the [F6] SHIFT button and pressing the [DAW REMOTE] button. Mode A DAW F6 REMOTE Mode B Connecting the MO to external devices Quick Guide 3 Use the Knobs and buttons on the MO to remotely control the software. The following explains which sequencer functions are assigned to which panel controls in the remote control. n For details about how to operate the Editor, refer to the PDF manual included with the Editor. Press the Control function button to change the functions assigned to the [F1] - [F6] and [SF1] - [SF5] buttons (shown at the bottom of the display). Refer to the separate Data List. These dark bars serve as the cursor, indicating the track/part currently being edited by the Knob. Moving the slider automatically moves the cursor to the corresponding track/part. PAN SEND ASSIGN TONE ARP FX MEF EQ The functions of the buttons on each DAW controller are assigned to the [F1] - [F6] and [SF1] - [SF5] button on the MO. The functions to be assigned depend on the software selected in the Mode A or B. For details, refer to the "Remote Control Assignments" on page 117. Upper row indicates the setting values for knobs/sliders 1 - 4 on the DAW controller. Bottom row indicates the setting values for knobs/sliders 5 - 8 on the DAW controller. ■ [J], [F], [I], [ E I ], [G], [H] buttons The six MODE buttons are used as transport controls, letting you start/stop playback of the DAW software on the computer. ■ [EDIT], [JOB], and [STORE] buttons When the Mode is set to "General" Not used. or "Cubase" When the Mode is set to "Logic" These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [OPTION], [CONTROL] and [ALT] buttons on the Logic Control. When the Mode is set to "SONAR" These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [M2], [M3] and [M4] buttons on the Mackie Control. When the Mode is set to "D.Perf" These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [OPTION], [CONTROL] and [COMMAND] buttons on the Mackie Control. ■ [ARPEGGIO ON/OFF] button When the Mode is set to "General" Not used. or "Cubase" When the Mode is set to "Logic" The button can be used to switch the whether the track/slot number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not. When the Mode is set to "SONAR" The button can be used to switch the whether the track/slot number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not. When the Mode is set to "D.Perf" The button can be used to switch the whether the send/effect number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not. Owner's Manual 115

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Quick Guide
Connecting the MO to external devices
Using the MO with computer software
115
Owner’s Manual
Using the Remote Control functions
The REMOTE display appears, and the panel controls are enabled for Remote operation of the computer software (their
normal functions are disabled).
n
Press this button again to exit from the Remote Control mode.
Change the Mode by simultaneously holding down the [F6] SHIFT button and pressing the [DAW REMOTE] button.
The following explains which sequencer functions are assigned to which panel controls in the remote control.
n
For details about how to operate the Editor, refer to the PDF manual included with the Editor.
■
[
J
], [
F
], [
I
], [
I
E
], [
G
], [
H
] buttons
The six MODE buttons are used as transport controls, letting you start/stop playback of the DAW software on the computer.
■
[EDIT], [JOB], and [STORE] buttons
■
[ARPEGGIO ON/OFF] button
1
To enter the Remote Control mode, press the [DAW REMOTE] button (the lamp flashes).
2
Select the software to be remote-controlled (Mode A or Mode B).
3
Use the Knobs and buttons on the MO to remotely control the software.
When the Mode is set to “General”
or “Cubase”
Not used.
When the Mode is set to “Logic”
These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [OPTION], [CONTROL] and [ALT] buttons on the Logic
Control.
When the Mode is set to “SONAR”
These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [M2], [M3] and [M4] buttons on the Mackie Control.
When the Mode is set to “D.Perf”
These buttons perform the same functions as those of the [OPTION], [CONTROL] and [COMMAND] buttons on the
Mackie Control.
When the Mode is set to “General”
or “Cubase”
Not used.
When the Mode is set to “Logic”
The button can be used to switch the whether the track/slot number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not.
When the Mode is set to “SONAR”
The button can be used to switch the whether the track/slot number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not.
When the Mode is set to “D.Perf”
The button can be used to switch the whether the send/effect number of DAW is displayed on the LCD or not.
DAW
REMOTE
FILE
UTILITY
DEMO
F
6
DAW
REMOTE
Mode A
Mode B
PAN
SEND
TONE
ARP FX
EQ
ASSIGN
MEF
These dark bars serve as the cursor, indicating the
track/part currently being edited by the Knob.
Moving the slider automatically moves the cursor to
the corresponding track/part.
Press the Control function button to
change the functions assigned to the
[F1] – [F6] and [SF1] – [SF5] buttons
(shown at the bottom of the display).
Refer to the separate Data List.
Upper row indicates the setting
values for knobs/sliders 1 – 4 on
the DAW controller.
Bottom row indicates the setting
values for knobs/sliders 5 – 8 on
the DAW controller.
The functions of the buttons on each DAW controller are assigned to
the [F1] – [F6] and [SF1] – [SF5] button on the MO. The functions to
be assigned depend on the software selected in the Mode A or B.
For details, refer to the “Remote Control Assignments” on page 117.