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After a short delay, the four names and values are shown again.
Press
S1
again to bring the mixer page.
parameters:
Press
S1
again to get back to the oscillators page.
When Ambika displays a parameters page, the rotary encoder can be used to scroll through the
parameters. The name of the active parameter is capitalized. For example, oscillator 1 range is here the
active parameter:
Rotate the encoder clockwise to make
make
para
the active parameter. If you continue rotating the encoder clockwise, the next page will become
active.
Once a parameter is selected (capitalized), click the encoder to edit it. The full name of the parameter is
displayed on the screen. The encoder can now be used to increment/decrement the parameter value.
Once the value has been set, click the encoder again.
Knob and encoder editing can be combined. Use a knob to rapidly adjust the value of a parameter, and
then, while the parameter name is still displayed on the screen, use the encoder to fine-tune the value.
Shortcut. Hold the S8 switch while turning the encoder to increment/decrement values by 8 instead of 1.
This section describes in details each page and parameter of Ambika.
This page, accessible by the
Selecting the current part.
Assigning voices to a part.
The first knob on the upper row is used to select a part. Notice how the
green light which part is active. All settings on all the other pages apply to the part indicated by this green
light.
chan (channel)
sets the MIDI channel the active part responds to. Use
to notes from all MIDI channels. Several parts can share the same MIDI channel. This is useful for
controlling two patches from the same MIDI controller, in split or dual mode.
Mutable Instruments | Ambika - User manual
L2
lights up in yellow, and the LCD display shows the following
tune
the active parameter, rotate the encoder counter-clockwise to
S6
switch, serves two purposes:
4 of 28
LP1...LP6
LEDs indicate by a
omni
if you want a part to respond
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