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3.11. Encoder Knobs 1–9

Encoder knobs 1–9 on the right side all have the same functionality.

A few words about the 4 options – Absolute, Relative 1, Relative 2, and Relative 3.

In Absolute mode, the position of the encoder knob is sent to the instrument, DAW, or

hardware device. This is great if you know what setting you want to dial in.

If the Min Value and Max Value knobs are set to anything else than 0 and 127, the range sent

from the knob is limited accordingly.

In Relative mode, encoders send fixed values for clockwise and counterclockwise that

can be understood by certain types of devices (either hardware or software). That way,

the receiving device understands that it has to increase or decrease the corresponding

parameter.

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Absolute:

Sends values according to the limits set under Min Value and Max Value.

•

Relative 1:

Counterclockwise = 62, clockwise = 66. Works with most devices.

•

Relative 2:

Counterclockwise = 127, clockwise = 1. Works better with certain

devices.

•

Relative 3:

Counterclockwise = 15, clockwise = 17. Some devices prefer this

method.

3.11.1. With Knob Output set to CC

• Output: Selects whether the knob transmits a continuous controller (CC) message

or a non-registered parameter number (NRPN). In CC mode, the following

settings are available:

• MIDI Channel: Selects the MIDI channel [p.12] on which the encoder knob

transmits.

• CC: Selects the continuous controller message sent by the encoder.

• Min Value: Minimum value can be set between 0 and 127.

• Max Value: Maximum value range is 0–127.

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