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4.2.2.1
FX Mode
Figure 4.7
4.2.2.2
EQ Mode
Figure 4.8
4.2.2.3
Loop Mode
Figure 4.9
FX Mode usually turns the StanTouch Control Area into 3 vertically
aligned "sliders" (or virtual faders). (Figure 4.7) These 3 sliders would
then be mapped to the effects functionality in whatever software
you are using.
Like FX Mode, EQ Mode usually turns the StanTouch Control Area
into 3 vertical sliders. (Figure 4.8) These 3 sliders would then be
mapped to a 3 band EQ in your software.
Loop Mode changes the StanTouch Control Area into buttons.
(Figure 4.9) There are actually 9 distinct button areas in the control
area, but some presets will combine button areas to make bigger,
easier to press buttons. For example, many presets break the Control
Area up into 5 buttons (2 on each side, and one big button in the
middle). These buttons would then be mapped to looping functions
(start/stop loop, loop length, etc).
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FX Mode
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