Side Panel; The Lower Toolbar - Arturia VOCODER V User Manual

4.2.3. Side Panel

At the far right of the Toolbar, you will find the Gear icon which when pressed opens up the
Side Panel. The Side Panel gives access to various MIDI related options. In here you can set
the global MIDI channel, set up MIDI controller mapping to virtually any parameter of the
Vocoder V, select either a generic MIDI keyboard controller OR one of Arturia's own MIDI
controllers, set up the Macros and access the tutorials.

4.3. The Lower Toolbar

The Lower Toolbar runs along the bottom of the user interface and provides quick access to
several important parameters and useful bits of information.
Parameter Name on the left displays the name of the parameter as you adjust
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controls. The current value of the control is listed in a tooltip that appears next to
the control.
Undo undoes the last change.
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Redo redoes the last change.
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!: The Undo and Redo buttons only become visible AFTER you have started editing on the Main Panel.
Try moving the Freq (or any other) control now and you'll notice the Undo button will magically appear.
Undo History lets you to see a list of recent changes. Click on a change to restore
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the patch to that state. This can be useful in the event you happened to go too far
in your sound design and want to revert to an earlier configuration.
CPU Meter-Panic Button displays the current CPU usage of the instrument and
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when pressed it resets all MIDI signals in the event of stuck notes or other issues.
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!: If the CPU meter is high, you may hear clicks, pops and other audible glitches in playback. In
this case, consider increasing the audio buffer size setting. This is found under Audio Settings when
working in Standalone Mode or in your host music software's preferences menu. Alternatively, you can
limit polyphony with the Poly and Unison settings.
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