Dave Smith Instruments TEMPEST - Manual (Page 78)

68 System Settings Dave Smith Instruments
System: UI Preferences
1 . Touch Slider Latch Mode: Active Only, All— When set to Active Only
(the default) and l
atCh
o
n
is active, the latched slider value is reset to 0 when
switching between FX1 and FX3, playing another pad, or switching between 16
S
oundS
and 16 B
eatS
modes. FX2 and FX4 behave similarly.
When set to All and l
atCh
o
n
is active, the slider values stay latched for a given
Sound, even when switching among FX1, FX2, FX3, and FX4, playing other
pads/Sounds, or switching between 16 S
oundS
and 16 B
eatS
. Turning latch off
resets all latched values to 0.
For details about the touch sliders, see “Real Time FX” on page 35.
2 . Latch Button behavior: Normal, Shift Switched, Disabled— In Normal
mode, the touch slider remains at the last value when l
atCh
o
n
is active.
In Shift Switched mode, the un-shifted and shifted behaviors are swapped. That
is, the l
atCh
o
n
buttons now switch between FX1 and FX3 or FX2 and FX4.
S
hift
+ l
atCh
o
n
turns latch on and off.
When set to Disabled, the l
atCh
o
n
buttons simply switch between FX1 and
FX3 or FX2 and FX4 and the latch function is disabled.
For more details about l
atCh
o
n
, see “Real Time FX” on page 35.
3 . Envelope Amount Encoder behavior: Normal, Shift Switched— In
Shift Switched mode, the un-shifted (a
Mount
) and shifted (v
eloCity
a
Mount
)
behaviors are swapped. That is, when S
hift
is off, the encoder controls v
eloCity
a
Mount
and when on, a
Mount
.
4 . Select Sound behavior: Shift On + Pad, Shift Held + Pad— The default
behavior is S
hift
Held + Pad. To select a Sound for editing without playing the
Sound, hold S
hift
down and press the desired pad. When set to Shift Held + Pad,
the pads can still be played when S
hift
is on.
When set to Shift On + Pad, S
hift
must either be on or held down to select the
Sound.
5 . Tap Tempo behavior: Shift On + Play, Shift Held + Play— With
Tempest’s default behavior (Shift Held + Play), must be held to tap the tempo.
Otherwise, Play starts/restarts the Beat, whether S
hift
is on or not. When set to
Shift On + Play, Play is used to tap the tempo when S
hift
is either on or held
down.