Ableton Live 10 - ICON PLATFORM NANO User Manual

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We recommend that every Platform owner performs a fader calibration. The best adjustment
varies according to the DAW of choice and preference. In the digital domain (in your DAW)
valuescan move from 0 to 100 in an instant, but physical faders need to actually travel from point A
to point B. Fader Calibration allows adjustment to the properties of how the motor faders respond
when commanded to move.
Press and hold the Encoder Knob on channel one and start the device. Turn Encoder Knob 8 to
adjust the total fader response. It is also possible to adjust a single fader by now holding down
Rec on channel three while adjusting the encoder of each channel. A higher value results in
smoother, quieter response. A lower value results in faster movement speed. To save the new
changes and exit, press Encoder Knob 8.
Start with a slower movement, test in your DAW and evaluate, then adjust individually to personal
preference.
Control Surface Functionality Manual

Ableton Live 10

QCon Pro X, QCon Pro XS, QCon Pro G2, QCon EX G2 Platform M+,
Platform B+, Platform D2, Platform X+, Platform Nano
Revision v0.81
This is a master manual. Specific device manuals can be built from this material.
Congratulations on owning an Icon control surface! This manual documents the full
range of potential functions when the device is installed in Ableton Live.
You can extensively controlAbleton Live with an Icon QCon seriescontrol surface
or Icon Platform modular control system using standard MackieControl protocol.
Expansion bank units can be addedfor more hands-on controls:QCon expansion units
for the QCon series and the Platform X+ channel bank expansion. Platform B+ button
module is necessary toaccess all functions in this manual with Platform M+, and the
D2 display highly recommended.Icon Metal Fader Caps and Icon Metal Knob Caps are
available as an aesthetic and haptic upgrade for the best control experience.
The term Mackie Control is used to refer to the control protocol standard to be used
with the QCon and Platform series control surfaces, and is abbreviated as MCP.
Ableton Live and all DAW-specific terminology belong to their copyright holders and
has no affiliation with Icon Pro Audio.
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