M-Audio Axiom Pro manual Encoders and Sliders

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Patch 15: Cubase (Mac) or Patch 16: Cubase (PC)
	Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad	Cubase Shortcut

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8

9

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Save project

Undo

Toggle Mixer View

Duplicate selection

Go to song start

Loop selection

Hold while pressing Axiom Pro keypad “8” and “9” to set the L and R locator points, respectively.

Go to L

Go to R

Zoom out (horizontal)

Toggle click on/off

Zoom in (horizontal)

Encoders and Sliders

To use the Axiom Pro Cubase patches, you must create a “generic” remote device in Cubase. Once Axiom Pro is configured as a generic remote device, the sliders and encoder knobs can be re-assigned to control Cubase in any way that suits your personal preference. Please refer to the Cubase user guide to learn how to do this.

By default, the Sliders and Encoders mirror the General MIDI assignments used in Axiom Pro Patch 1. For full two-way integration of Axiom Pro with Cubase, please use HyperControl.

Patch 17: Reason (Mac) or Patch 18: Reason (PC)

Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad Reason Shortcut

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2

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4

5

6

7

8

9

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0

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Save song

Undo

Toggle click on/off

Toggle quantize on/off

Zoom out (horizontal)

Zoom in (horizontal)

Expand sequencer

Go to L locator

Go to R locator

Decrease tempo

Go to song start

Increase tempo

Encoders and Sliders

Patches 17 and 18 are designed to be used with Reason on Macintosh and PC computers, respectively. In this patch, the Axiom Pro Sliders and Encoders are mapped to the Mixer parameters for Reason. In order to make use of these, you must set up Axiom Pro as a ‘remote device’ and use the MIDI Channel mapping at the top of the virtual rack to assign channel 1 to the Mixer.

The Drum Pads are assigned to control Redrum. Profiles 1, 2, and 3 contain active assignments. Profile 1 will play drums 1-8, while profiles 2 and 3 provide mute and solo control over drums 1-8 respectively.