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ARTURIA – Analog Laboratory – USER’S MANUAL 71
• The Category encoder now selects the item Parameter;
• The Preset encoder now sets the item Value: this must be explicitly validated using
the “push” action of the encoder.
When this mode is entered, the LCD display shows the currently edited name and values.
7.1.5.3 Category/Param encoder
In usual mode, the Category/Param encoder allows to select a filter option for the preset
list.
In Setup mode, this encoder selects an item Parameter.
7.1.5.4 Preset/Value encoder
In usual mode, this button allows to select a preset in the Presets Manager. This is a
“push” encoder, press it to validate your choice.
In Setup mode, it edits the Value of the hereabove item Parameter; push the encoder to
validate this value.
7.1.6 Snapshots buttons
In usual mode, the Snapshots buttons enable to recall or save a snapshot. Snapshots
are direct links to a selection of 10 favorite programs, allowing quick access to the
essential sounds.
To save a snapshot program, press on one of the 10 buttons for a time superior for
more than 1 second. All editable functions of Analog Laboratory are saved within the
snapshot.
To recall a snapshot program, shortly press one of these buttons. All editable functions
of Analog Laboratory are restored with the snapshot.
The snapshots buttons take alternative functions when the Setup mode is activated. The
10 snapshot buttons now select these categories:
Mode Set the controller mode for a specific item. Available modes are:
• Off: the controller is disabled, and no message is sent whatsoever.
• Control: the usual (absolute) MIDI control. For knobs, a virtual position
is maintained internally.
• Relative Control: the knobs send relative values.
• RPN/NRPN: these modes transmit (N)RPN messages. The target
controller is programmed in Max/MSB and Min/LSB parameters.
Chan Set the channel used to transmit data for a specific item:
• 1-16 : explicit MIDI channel.
• Lwr: the current lower channel.
• Upr: the current upper channel.
• Pnl: either upper or lower channel, according to the state of the “Panel”
buttons.