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2. TEMPLATES AND DEVICE MEMORIES

You will mainly work with two types of memory objects with KeyLab Essential mk3 in MIDI

Control Center: Local Templates and Device Memories.

Both contain controller maps [p.10] — assignments you create by clicking on the knobs,

faders, pads, and wheels in the graphical display of KeyLab Essential mk3, then edit the

parameters.

So what’s the difference between a Device Memory and a Template? Simply put, Device

Memories live inside the KeyLab Essential mk3 hardware and Templates live on your

computer in the MIDI Control Center software.

The intended workflow is that you can create as many Templates as you like for different

uses in the software, then pipe up to five different ones into KeyLab Essential mk3 as Device

Memories.

These can then be enabled as User Programs in the Device Settings window, which lets

you select them from KeyLab Essential mk3 by pressing Prog repeatedly. But we’re getting

ahead of ourselves.

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