Arturia MatrixBrute User Manual page 58

DAW tracks assigned to other instruments are selected. You can then
play other instruments from the MatrixBrute without it playing along.
Also, the MatrixBrute can be playing back MIDI you've recorded while
you play other instruments from its keyboard and controls.
• Program Change Receive - MIDI Program Change commands switch
Presets. That can be convenient, or you can turn it off to prevent
Presets from changing when you don't want them to.
• Pedal 1, Pedal 2, Footswitch polarity - The choices are Normal and
Inverted. Some manufacturer's pedals are reversed, so higher is lower
and off is on. This corrects for that.
• Pot mode - Because the knobs are 270 pots and not 360 degree
encoders, they don't necessarily reflect their underlying settings, there
are three choices for how they behave when sending MIDI.
• Jump means a knob sends the value of its physical position as soon
as you move it, regardless of its underlying setting. If the underlying
setting is 12, the knob happens to be at 3, and you move it to 4, it will
jump to 4. (These are not actual numbers.)
• Hook waits until you move a knob past its current setting to "catch"
(hook) it before sending anything. This is the default mode.
• Scaled increases or decreases the actual setting regardless of where
the knob is. So if the actual value is 12 and you move the knob from
3 to 4, the actual value will go to 13. Scaled allows you to increment
or decrement the knob value. The drawback is if the knob is at a high
or low extreme, you obviously cannot move it further. In this case you
need to turn the knob and the value will have to go either negative or
positive first.
• Velocity curve - This lets you adjust the keyboard response to your
playing style and preference.
• Linear (the default) has an even response across the dynamic range;
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