M-Audio Wizoo Latigo [23/34] Mute mode

Latigo • User Guide 4

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Mute Mode

The Mute Keys (the yellow keys on the Color Keyboard) are very valuable performance and mixing tools and

can behave in various ways.

• Toggle: In Toggle mode Tracks are alternately muted and unmuted

each time a Mute Key is played.

• Held: In Held mode Tracks are only muted for the length of time that

a Mute Key is depressed and held.

The Sync Mode setting determines how Latigo responds to your host application and MIDI notes played.

• Off: Latigo immediately plays from beat one at your host application

tempo when a MIDI note or Color Keyboard note is received.

Although your host application and Latigo run at the same tempo

their song and beat positions are not in sync.

• Self: As in the Off mode, Latigo syncs to your host application tempo

but not to it’s bar position. Once Latigo is playing, sync between

Patterns is maintained, rather than triggering from the start of each

note received.

• Host: Latigo syncs to the host application’s tempo and bars/beats.

quarter note of the bar before continuing with the new Pattern.

< Bar Length

It’s theoretically possible - and can by the way yield very interesting

results – to combine parts of different time signatures. In such a case,

Latigo needs to know which time signature it is supposed to use globally

– it uses this information for operations such as pattern changes or

determining length of fills.

By changing this parameter, you can define one of the available time

signatures as the global time signature, this way forcing all above

mentioned operations to the signature you’ve set.