Arturia KeyLab 88 MkII [50/89] User edit mode

5.5. User Edit mode

Hold the User mode button for 1 second to enter User Edit mode. The display will then ask

you to move the item you want to edit, such as

• a fader, an encoder, or one of the Select buttons

• one of the DAW Commands / User buttons

• a pad

• a pedal

• one of the wheels

• a key on the keyboard

• a voltage received at the CV In connector

Once you have activated the item to be edited, turn the center knob and the lower line of the

display will show you which parameters are available for that control.

When you see the parameter you want to edit, click the center knob to enter the value field

and then turn the knob to change the value for that parameter. Click the knob again to jump

back to the parameter selection field.

5.5.1. Select a control for editing

There are two main ways to select another control for editing:

• Move that control, or

• Use the the Left / Right arrow buttons to select controls that are nearby.

5.5.1.1. Selecting the CV controls

In some cases you need to use a combination of the control selection procedures described

above. For example, here's how to select the following items:

• CV Mod Input: Press Select button 9, then press the right arrow once

• CV Pitch/Gate/Mod Outputs: Activate the Aux 3 pedal, then press the right arrow

once.

However you do it, once the new control has been selected simply use the center knob to

select one of its parameters. Then click the knob to edit the value for that parameter.

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♪: The keys in the upper octave of the keyboard can be used in User Edit mode as shortcuts [p.49] to

different parameter groups and other functions.

All of the User Edit mode parameters are also available in the MIDI Control Center [p.62].

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♪: Remember to save your edits [p.53] frequently.

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