Apple Logic 7 User Manual
Page 37
Chapter 1
Control Surface Setup
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Mode
Change
The
Mode
Change
option
allows
you
to
use
an
assignment
to
activate
a
mode
in
a
Zone.
An
additional
Mode
pop-up
menu
appears
below
the
Class
menu,
offering
different
Modes
you
can
switch
to.
As
an
example:
The
Assignment
buttons
on
a
Logic
Control
choose
several
Modes
for
the
encoders.
Note:
The
Mode
that
is
recalled
also
depends
on
the
option
set
in
the
Value
section’s
Mode
menu
(See
“
” on page 43.). The following table explains how the different
Value Modes take effect.
Global
The
Global
option
allows
you
to
use
an
assignment
to
control
global
parameters.
An
additional
Global
pop-up
menu
appears
below
the
Class
menu,
offering
the
parameters
listed
in
the
following
table.
Value Mode option
Explanation
Direct
The
stated
Mode
is
activated
in
the
Zone
it
belongs
to.
It
is
not
necessary
for
the
Mode
Change
assignment
to
be
located
in
the
same
Zone.
Example:
While
Shift
is
held
down,
button
X
switches
the
encoders
to
EQ
view.
The
Shift
and
X
buttons
are
in
Zone
A,
but
the
encoders
are
in
Zone
B.
All
other
value
modes:
Only
the
Modes
of
the
Zone
the
Mode
Change
assignment
is
located
in
can
be
recalled.
The
destination
parameter
minimum
is
this
Zone’s
first
Mode,
and
the
maximum
is
the
Zone’s
last
Mode.
Toggle
A button might toggle between the Zone’s first Mode and the stated Mode
Relative
Useful
for
stepping
up
and
down
through
Modes
of
a
Zone
using
two
buttons,
or
for
choosing
a
mode
using
an
encoder.
Rotate
Useful
for
stepping
through
all
modes
using
a
single
button.
A
jog
wheel,
for
example:
Off
→
Scrub
→
Shuttle
→
Off
Global Options
Explanation
SPL
Song
Position
Line;
Text
feedback
in
format
of
foreground
window
(beats
or
time
code)
SPL (Beats)
Song Position Line; Text feedback in beats format
SPL (Time Code)
Song Position Line; Text feedback in time code format
SPL
(Beats,
Scrubbing)
Song
Position
Line;
Text
feedback
in
beats
format.
Value
change
does
not
set
SPL
directly,
but
initiates
scrubbing.
The
value
defines
the
scrubbing
speed
Move Locators
Moves left and right locators
Left Locator
Sets left locator
Right Locator
Sets right locator
Move Drop
Moves Drop In and Drop Out locators
Drop In Locator
Sets Drop In locator
Drop Out Locators
Sets Drop Out locator