4�8�5 Key Priority; 4�8�6 Toggle - Keith McMillen Instruments QuNexus RED User Manual

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Tilt controls how easy it is to activate the Tilt source� By default, Tilt engages instantly to allow quick
modulation of parameters� Lower this value, and tilt will require an intentional pressure shift/tilt of your
finger to engage. This makes it easier to activate Tilt only when you want to. The higher the value of Tilt
Speed, the easier it is to activate Tilt�
Pressure sets the sensitivity multiplier for per-key Pressure (.5-2.0, default 1.0).
Bend Sensitivity controls how easily the pitch bend pad reacts when pressed� Not implemented in 2�0�1�
Note: You can adjust the sensitivity of each key individually� To do this, select "Per Key Sensitivities" from the "Hardware"
drop down menu� More information is in Section 4�7�3�3 Per Key Sensitivity
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The Key Priority drop down menu assigns which keys pressed will have control over the Tilt, Poly
Aftertouch, and other sources of Keyboard Layer� The options are:
Latest - The last note played will have control�
Earliest - The first note played will have control.
Highest - The highest note played will have control�
Lowest - The lowest note played will have control�
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The Toggle feature lets you toggle keys on and off� Use the dropdown menu to select between Off, On and
Legato� Below are descriptions of each setting:
Off - Toggle Mode Off is the default setting� Pressing a key sends a Note On, and releasing the key sends
a Note Off�
On - Pressing a key sends a Note On, and pressing that same key again sends the MIDI Note Off� You can
toggle multiple keys on� Tap the HOLD A button on the left side of the QuNexus to clear all notes� LEDs will
light up to display which keys are "on"�
Legato - Pressing a key sends a Note On� When a new key is pressed, the previous note is turned off and
the new note is turned on� Tap the HOLD A button to clear a note without having to play a new one�
Hold the HOLD A button for approximately 1 second to turn Toggle (or Legato) mode on and off�
Toggle in Keyboard Layer is separate from the toggle behavior available in Controller Layer, see Controller
Layer Toggle for more information�
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