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The Pages tab lights up and the Pages pane appears on its right. You are now ready to
assign parameters to the Parameter pages.
The Pages tab can be clicked only for Native Instruments or External Plug-ins and for the
Macro properties. For all other Plug-ins and Channel properties, parameters and Parameter
pages are not editable, and the Pages tab is grayed out and inactive. For more information
on the Macro properties and defining Macro Controls, please refer to ↑8.3, Creating Custom
Sets of Parameters with the Macro Controls.
When the Pages pane of the Assignment area is open, you also notice a few changes in the
Control area above:
The Control area with the Pages pane active in the Assignment area underneath.
(1) Delete Page button (“x” symbol): Click the little “x” after a page name to delete this Parame-
ter page.
(2) Add Page button (“+” symbol): Click the little “+” after the last page label to append a new
page. By default, pages are labeled “Page 1,” “Page 2,” etc. You can change page labels by
defining sections within your pages via the Section Label fields (3) — see below.
(3) Section Label fields: These fields allow you to define sections of parameters within the dis-
played page. Double-click the field above the first parameter you want to include in the sec-
tion, type the desired name for the section, and press [Enter] to confirm. The new section will
include all following parameters until the next section starts (this can be seen only after you
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