Apple Logic 7 - Manual (Page 66)

66 Chapter
2
Logic
Control
 Value:
The
upper
LCD
row
shows
the
name
of
the
parameter
which
can
be
edited
via
the
V-Pot
positioned
below.
The
lower
LCD
row
shows
the
current
value
of
the
parameter
edited
with
the
V-Pot.
If
there
is
sufficient
onscreen
space,
the
unit
type
will
be
added—Example:
Hz.
 Turning
the
V-Pots
changes
parameters.
 Pressing
a
V-Select
sets
the
parameter
to
its
default
value,
except
where
the
parameter
only
has
two
values
(on/off,
for
example).
In
this
case,
pressing
the
V-
Select
switches
between
these
values.
 The
Cursor
Left/Right
buttons
switch
to
the
next
or
previous
parameter
page.
Note:
When
shifting
by
a
“page”
of
parameters,
the
display
is
“quantized”
to
integer
pages.
As
an
example:
Â
the
plug-in
has
19
parameters.
 Logic
Control
shows
parameters
1
to
8.
 Cursor
Right
shifts
to
display
parameters
9
to
16.
 Cursor
Right
shifts
to
display
parameters
12
to
19.
 Cursor
Left
shifts
back
to
display
parameters
9
to
16,
not
parameters
4
to
11.
This
way,
you
always
revert
to
the
page
positions
you
expect
to
find,
and
are
comfortable
with.
Â
To
switch
by
a
single
parameter,
rather
than
by
“page,”
hold
down
the
x/ALT
key
while
pressing
the
Cursor
Left/Right
button.
 The
Cursor
Up/Down
buttons
change
the
currently
displayed
plug-in
Insert
slot
(1
to
15).
Note:
If
you
have
a
control
surface
group
consisting
of
several
physical
Logic
Control
and
XT
units,
the
parameters
are
distributed
across
their
displays.
The
number
of
parameters
shown
is
dependent
on
the
Multiple
Controls
Per
Parameter
settings
in
the
Preferences
>
Control
Surfaces
>
Preferences,
as
discussed
in
the
Control
Surface
Setup
chapter.
When
exiting
Plug-in
Edit
view,
the
Plug-in
window
will
be
closed.