Renaming Soft Key Assignments - Solid State Logic Matrix 2 Owner's Manual

Chapter 6 - DAW and CC Configuration
Creating Soft Key Menus
To create a menu of soft keys, select the relevant Soft Key Set in the DAW tab and press the button in the top row which you
wish to use to access the menu. The button will go yellow to indicate that it is being edited. From drop-down menu which
appears, selecting Menu sets that button as a menu selector which can now be used to access a menu of eight functions using
the eight bottom-row buttons.
Show Sub Keys Soft Key Setup Status
Clicking the box to the left of the saved data indicator will blank the scribble strip in
the Remote, leaving only those top row buttons which have been set to be menu selectors. All buttons with the exception of
those assigned as menu selectors will now be disabled. The Show Sub Keys box will be checked (X) to indicate that you are
assigning functions within the sub keys of a menu. In the example shown below, the fourth and fifth soft keys from the left have
been assigned as menu selectors:
Select the button whose menu you wish to edit, and it will go yellow to indicate that it is being edited. The scribble strip will then
contain dashes above the eight lower buttons, indicating that they are available for assigning:
You can now assign functions to the eight bottom-row buttons in the normal way, as described above. Once you have created
the soft key assignments for this menu, pressing another top row button that has been assigned as a menu selector will switch
the sub keys in the bottom row to that menu selector. The newly selected menu button will light to indicate that it is now the
one being edited. Once you have completed the soft key assignments within all the menus, deselect the Show Sub Keys box to
return the window to normal operation.
Soft key assignments must be saved before they become active on the Matrix console.
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