Apple Logic 7 - Manual (Page 27)

Chapter
1
Control
Surface
Setup 27
When
the
Pickup
mode
option
is
disabled,
adjusting
a
fader
modifies
the
parameter
immediately.
Multiple
Controls
per
Parameter
These
parameters
determine
whether
one,
or
multiple,
encoders
are
used
per
parameter
when
editing
plug-ins
or
audio
instruments.
When
multiple
encoders
are
used
per
parameter,
the
encoders
are
subdivided
into
groups
(for
example
1/2,
3/4,
5/6,
7/8).
The
first
encoder
of
each
sub-division
controls
the
parameter
shown
in
the
display.
The
remaining
encoder(s)
are
inactive.
Using
more
than
one
encoder
per
parameter
shows
fewer
parameters
at
any
given
time,
but
you
gain
space
on
the
LCD
to
cater
for
longer
parameter
names
and
values.
The
more
control
surfaces
you
have
within
a
Control
Surface
Group,
the
more
you
benefit
from
this
feature.
The
Multiple
controls
per
parameter
pull-down
menu
defines
the
maximum
number
of
encoders
which
will
be
used
for
a
single
parameter.
Â
1:
Parameters
are
always
displayed
using
one
encoder
per
parameter,
with
the
least
space
available
for
parameter
name
and
value
in
the
LCD.
 2:
On
each
unit,
encoders
1
and
2
are
used
for
the
first
parameter,
encoders
3
and
4
for
the
second,
and
so
on.
 4:
On
each
unit,
encoders
1
to
4
are
used
for
the
first
parameter,
encoders
5
to
8
for
the
second,
and
so
on.
Only
when
all
Parameters
fit
in
one
Page
When
this
option
is
checked,
the
defined
number
of
encoders
are
only
used
when
there
are
sufficient
encoders
available
to
show
all
parameters
without
changing
pages.
As
an
example:
Â
You
have
a
Logic
Control
and
two
Logic
Control
XTs,
providing
you
with
24
encoders.
 A
plug-in
with
13
parameters
will
be
shown
with
one
encoder
per
parameter.
Eleven
encoders
will
remain
unused.
 A
plug-in
with
11
parameters
will
be
shown
with
two
encoders
per
parameter.
Two
encoders
will
remain
unused
(as
will
the
inactive
encoders
of
the
abovementioned
sub-divisions).
When
the
option
is
unchecked,
multiple
encoders
are
used
for
each
parameter,
which
may
require
scrolling.
This
would
not
be
the
case
if
only
one
encoder
was
used
for
each
parameter.