Alesis MasterControl manual DAW Control MULTI-FUNCTION Knobs, DAW Control Transport

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(C) DAW CONTROL: MULTI-FUNCTION KNOBS

 

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1.TEMPLATE OVERLAY – Place the long plasticized overlay (included) that matches your currently selected DAW preset here.

Remove the plastic protective covering from the template overlay before placing it in the slot. Insert one end first, then bend the overlay slightly upwards in order to slide the overlay into the opposite slot.

2.ROW SELECT – Use the ROW SELECT buttons to select which row of parameters the CHANNEL KNOBS are currently controlling. An LED next to the selected row indicates the currently selected row.

3.360° KNOB – Turning this 360° knob adjusts the parameter indicated for the currently selected row.

(D)DAW CONTROL: TRANSPORT

1.REW / FF/ STOP / PLAY / REC – These buttons control your DAW’s transport operations.

2.JOG WHEEL – Use this to scroll the backwards or forwards in your DAW. This has the same effect as the REW / FF buttons.

3.UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT – These buttons serve different functions depending on whether the MasterControl’s Zoom or Scrub functions are enabled.

4.ZOOM – When you engage this button, you can use the UP / DOWN / LEFT / RIGHT buttons to zoom in or out of the selected track in the DAW. Use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons to zoom horizontally or the UP / DOWN buttons to zoom vertically, depending on what your DAW allows.

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5.SCRUB – When you engage this button, you can “scrub” through the audio in the DAW, playing it backwards or forwards at a pitch/speed determined by how fast the play head is moving. To scrub, you can use the LEFT / RIGHT buttons, the REW / FF buttons, or the JOGWHEEL.

Note that ZOOM and SCRUB operate differently in different software programs. These features are not supported by all programs. For instance, SCRUB is not available in Cubase LE4.

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Contents Reference Manual Page Table of Contents Introduction „ How this manual is organizedWindows First Things First Driver InstallationInstalling the Optional Applications MAC OSRear Panel Features To minimize noise, only engagePage TOP Panel Features Analog Input Signal IndicatorsDAW Control Channels DAW Control MULTI-FUNCTION Knobs DAW Control TransportMonitoring / Control Room Features DAW Control Assignable Button BanksConfiguration Controls Page Selecting the Proper Preset for Your DAW Page Cubase and Nuendo Setup Control Surface MAC and Windows Page Page Ableton Live Setup Page Page Page Page Cakewalk Sonar Setup From the menu bar, go to Options f Controllers/SurfacesPage Page Page Logic PRO Setup Page PRO Tools Setup Samplitude SetupDigital Performer Setup Reason Setup„ Channels Sent from the MasterControl to the Computer Audio Inputs and Outputs„ Available Channels at Various Sample Rates Choosing the Mastercontrol AS Your Default Audio Device Windows Audio ConfigurationChoose Sounds and Audio Devices XP or Sounds Vista Disabling Windows System Sounds Alesis Firewire Control Panel Windows Specify the Audio Clock SourceAdjusting latency by changing the buffer size Latency MAC Audio Configuration Audio Midi Setup„ General tab Alesis Firewire Control Panel MAC„ Nickname tab „ Output a / B / C Source Global Menus„ Screen Contrast „ Phones 1/2 Source„ Footswitch Polarity „ Talkback Volume„ Footswitch Setup „ Direct Monitoring„ Factory Reset „ Headphone Controls Monitoring & Control Room Features„ Speakers / Outputs Controls „ Talkback ControlsDirect Monitoring „ When to Use Direct Monitoring„ Configuring the Global menus „ Creating a Direct Monitoring MixCreating a Cubase LE Project for Recording Choose File f New ProjectPage Page Ableton Live Important Points for Users of Various DawsCubase / Nuendo Cakewalk SonarLogic PRO SamplitudeDigital Performer Alesis HD24 / HD24XRReason PRO ToolsSoundtrack PRO PLUG-IN 1 Signal Flow Diagram Specifications Contact Information TrademarksDemo Materials Page
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