M-Audio Axiom Pro manual Loading Patches

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Loading Patches:

To load a saved patch:

1.Press the Load button. The button becomes illuminated and the Load page is displayed on the LCD.

2.Turn Encoder knob E5 to select the patch that you would like to load.

TIP: Axiom Pro 49/61 users can also use the +/- buttons or enter the patch number using the numerical keypad.

3.By default, all of the controller groups of Axiom Pro (i.e., the encoder knobs, drum pads, etc.) will be loaded from the saved patch. If you would like to load a new patch but keep the current settings of a group:

a.Axiom Pro 49/61 users: Press the “N,” “S,” “E,” and “P” buttons 3 to uncheck

the Number, Slider, Encoder, and Pad groups. Axiom Pro 25 users: Press the Record and Play buttons to uncheck the encoder and pad groups, respectively.

b.Use Soft Keys 2-3 to uncheck the Keyboard and Transport Control groups, respectively

4.Press Soft Key 4 (Load) to load the patch and return to Performance mode.

Soft Key 1 (Exit) can be pressed at any time to exit this page without loading a patch.

When a new Axiom Pro patch is recalled, the Program change and Bank LSB/ MSB settings of the newly loaded patch are also recalled. If you would like to load a new Axiom Pro patch without transmitting Program Change and Bank LSB/MSB messages, use Soft-Key 2 to ensure that the keyboard group is not checked.

3NOTE: Since Axiom Pro 25 does not feature sliders (“S”) or a numerical keypad (“N”), these groups will not appear on the Load Page.

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Contents Axiom Pro Controls and Connectors Connection DiagramTechnical Info Warranty Troubleshooting AppendicesHow To Quick Reference Axiom Pro User Guide Differences between Axiom Pro 25/49/61 IntroductionWhat’s in the Box Product Features and Specifications Minimum System Requirements Driver Installation Windows XP/Vista UsersMac OS X users Axiom Pro Class-Compliant Port Names per Operating System Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger usersConnection Diagram Hosted ModeWhen using Axiom Pro with a computer When using Axiom Pro without a computer Standalone ModeTop Panel Overview Controls and ConnectorsAxiom Pro Rear Panel Overview Using Axiom Pro Overview and Basic OperationLCD Screen Axiom Pro 49/61 Function Buttons and Soft KeysLoad+Save F1-4Hold Edit+Zone/GrpSaving and Loading Axiom Pro Patches KeysKey Message Saving PatchesLoading Patches Software Configuration Using Axiom Pro with a ComputerHyperControl Mode About HyperControl ModeHyperControl Installation and Usage Edit Mode This top-level menu appears when Axiom Pro enters Edit mode Edit Mode Main MenuParameter Edit Mode GlobalValue Range Parameter OctaveLow Velocity Settings Description KeysParameter Data Advanced Midi usersWhy are BankLSB/BankMSB messages needed? Edit Mode Control Parameter Name Value Range VariesEditing Name Parameters Sub-parameters such as Note OnOff Toggle or Rel. Bin Offset Control Assignment List Control Assignment List Control Assignment List Type Control Type Midi Ch. Param. a Param B Description About the Channel sub-parameter About the Entry sub-parameter About the Endless Encoders Global TipParameter Curve Normal Velocity Settings Description PadsVaries Parameter Value RangeEdit Mode Group Encoder Zone Edit Mode Group Slider Synchronized Slider An Unsynchronized SliderEdit Mode Group Numerical Keypad Edit Mode Zones To select the range of a keyboard zoneTo activate or deactivate a zone Global Edit Mode Zones DataOff AllParameter SysEx Edit Mode MidiUSB About Sysex and Snapshot data Troubleshooting Axiom Pro User Guide Appendices Appendix a Axiom Pro Factory Patch settingsPatch # Name Encoders Sliders About the F-KeysDAW Patches Patch 1 GM Patch Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad Midi MessageAxiom Pro Control Save session Encoders and Sliders Patch 20 Numbers Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad Ascii Character Appendix B Keyboard Velocity Curves Axiom Pro Keyboard Velocity Curve High Axiom Pro Keyboard Velocity Curve High Range Appendix C Drum Pad Velocity Curves Axiom Pro Drum Pads Velocity Curve 3 Steps Axiom Pro Drum Pads Velocity Curve Fixed Appendix D Midi Implementation E1 General Midi Instruments Program Numbers 14 Appendix E Useful Midi Data TablesE3 Roland GS And Yamaha XG Nrpn Messages E2 General Midi Note NumbersE4 GM2 Reverb Types E5 GM2 Chorus TypesE6 General Midi Drums Note assignments Appendix F General Midi Continuous Controller CC Numbers Appendix G Hexadecimal Conversion Chart Technical Info Warranty Terms Warranty Registration WarrantyAudio USA