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Edit Mode
!IMPORTANT:
If you are using Axiom Pro in HyperControl Mode, nearly all of the configuration that would normally take place using Edit Mode (described in this chapter) happens automatically. However, if your application does not support HyperControl or if you are using Axiom Pro to control a hardware MIDI device, this section will cover all of the inner workings of the controller.
Axiom Pro has two primary modes of operation: Edit Mode and Performance Mode. Most of the time, the controller stays in Performance Mode so you can use the keyboard to control your MIDI compatible hardware and software; Edit Mode is only used when you need to configure various parameters such as button, knob, or pad assignments or to change
Pressing the Edit button illuminates the button and places the Axiom Pro keyboard into Edit Mode. Pressing the button again exits Edit mode and the Edit button will no longer be illuminated.
Edit Mode contains a main menu and six
✓TIP: This section of the User Guide is written as a “reference” manual and describes every parameter and setting on a
A note on Edit Mode navigation: There are a number of ways to select and modify the parameters contained within Edit Mode:
<To select a parameter for editing:
•Press Soft Keys 2 or 3
OR
•Turn encoder knob E1
<To change a parameter’s setting:
•Turn encoder knob E5
OR
•Use the “+” and
Certain pages and parameters will require you to use additional encoder knobs or other controls. These pages and parameters will be discussed individually throughout the rest of this section.