Oxygen Series | User Guide 5 |
6. Function Buttons:
All Oxygen Series keyboards feature 5 function buttons for programming, access to settings and advanced features as outlined below.
Advanced
The Advanced button allows access to the extended parameters listed along the top edge of the keyboard. When the Advanced button is pressed, the LED screen shows three dots along the bottom of the display, indicating that the keyboard is in Advanced mode. Please refer to Section 8 - Advanced Keyboard Functions and Section 9 - Advanced Programming Functions for more information on how this function is used.
Mute
When the Mute button is activated, the Knobs and Sliders will not transmit MIDI data and the LED screen will display "OFF" while adjusting them. This allows changes to Slider and Knob positions without affecting the settings of connected MIDI devices or applications.
As shown in the following example, the Mute function can be used to prevent "jumps" caused by differences between the physical positions of sliders and knobs on an Oxygen keyboard, and the expected values of the corresponding software parameters:
When loading a new sound patch for a virtual instrument in your DAW software, its settings will likely not match the current positions of the knobs on the Oxygen keyboard and will be
These value jumps can be prevented by first pressing the Mute button, and then setting the Knobs and Sliders to their expected positions before using them with a new sound patch. Press the Mute button a second time to exit Mute mode.
NOTE: The Mute function does not affect the buttons, keys or the sustain pedal and pressing any of them automatically cancels Mute mode.
Snapshot (Advanced & Mute)
Pressing the Advanced and Mute buttons at the same time activates the Snapshot function. The LED screen momentarily shows
Select
The Select button assigns the
GLOBAL; The
PGM (program); The
PRESETS; The
These buttons are used in combination with the Select button, to decrease