LinPlug Albino 3 Manual page 14

Save, Volume, Pan, Note Offset (Transpose), Filter Control Source
(Pitchwheel, Modwheel, Aftertouch and Sustain Pedal), Key Range and
Velocity Range. These controls are described below.
The Albino 3's Front Panel displays one Layer at a time. The Layer
Visibility control is used to set the Layer that is displayed. The Layer
Visibility control is located at the far left of the Layer section and resembles
an "eye." To change Layers, click on the Layer Visibility control of the Layer
that you wish to see.
Each Layer can be switched on or off using the Layer On/Off control which
is located to the right of the Layer Visibility control. When the control is
illuminated the respective Layer is switched on. To turn a Layer on or off,
click on the Layer On/Off control.
The Layer Activity control is located to the right of the Layer On/Off control.
This control has two functions. Firstly, it shows when a Layer receives MIDI
data. Secondly, clicking on the the Layer Activity control triggers the
respective Layer.
The Location control displays the name of the current Layer's directory.
Whenever a Layer is loaded using the Layer Load and Browse controls
(see below), the Location is updated. Clicking on the Location control
opens a popup menu that displays all Locations that are accessible from
the current Location.
The Layer Name displays the name of the current Layer. Whenever a
Layer is loaded using the Layer Load and Browse controls (see below), the
Layer name is updated with the name of the current Layer. Clicking on the
Layer Name opens a popup menu that displays all Layers in the current
Location.
As mentioned above, Albino 1 and Albino 2 Presets as well as Albino 3
Layers can be loaded into the Albino 3 using the File controls found in the
Layer section. Four controls are available: Browse Previous, Browse Next,
Load and Save. The Load button opens a dialog that lets you select a
Preset/Layer for loading. The Previous and Next buttons allow you to
traverse a list of Albino 1 Presets, Albino 2 Presets and Albino 3 Layers.
The Save button allows you to save the current Layer which can then be
loaded as a Layer into other Presets.
The settings of all controls in the Layer, as well as the Precision, ECS,
Chord and Voices settings, are saved with the Layer. The Albino loads and
saves all of its presets directly to hard disk so your computer's RAM does
not limit the number of available presets.
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