M-Audio HyperControl [15/23] Using logic pro with hypercontrol

HyperControl for Logic Pro

User Guide

Using Logic Pro with HyperControl

General Overview

HyperControl is designed to let you intuitively control Logic Pro, its plug-ins, and its virtual instruments with little or no use of your

computer’s mouse or keyboard.

The Transport Controls give you instant access to the Logic Pro transport and let you start, stop, record, loop, as well as perform

various other tasks straight from the Axiom Pro keyboard.

The F1-F7 F-Keys (F1-F4 on Axiom Pro 25) let you select individual channels or fader banks, as well as record-enable, solo, and

mute tracks within your Logic Pro project without having to use the mouse. When a MIDI or virtual instrument track is selected

using the F2-F3 (Track) keys, the track is highlighted in white within Logic Pro. These keys are covered in further detail on page 7.

The Slider buttons

can be used in conjunction with the Flip button

button to select, record-enable, mute, or solo channels

within the Logic Pro Mixer. See the “Flip Button” section on page 6 to learn how to do this.

The eight Sliders

of Axiom Pro usually control the levels of the selected tracks within the Logic Pro mixer. You can use the

F2-F3 (Track) or F6-F7 (Bank) F-Keys to select which Logic Pro channels are currently being controlled by the sliders of

Axiom Pro (the left edges of the active channels are highlighted in white within the arrange window of Logic Pro).

The right-most slider

of Axiom Pro will control the level of the Master Fader in the Logic Pro mixer.

Finally, any time you switch to a new page using the soft-keys (i.e., to the “Home”, “Ins”, “Sends”, and “EQ” pages), the LCD

screen will show a list of Logic Pro track names or insert/virtual instrument parameters that will be controlled by the Encoder

knobs . If any of the Axiom Pro controls (i.e., pads, sliders

, or numerical keypad

) are moved, the LCD screen will update to

show the position of the currently used control and its group. However, approximately 3 seconds after you release the control

(encoder, slider, etc.), the screen will return to the list of track names or insert/virtual instrument parameters that are being

controlled by Encoder knobs.

Only available on Axiom Pro 49/61.