User Manual

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(4)Touch Strips: The Pitch Strip and the Modulation Strip are automatically assigned to corre-

sponding controls of the loaded instrument. For information about the Touch Strips, see sec-

tion ↑5.6, Touch Strips.

(5) Control section: The page buttons, knobs, and displays at the center of the KOM-

PLETE KONTROL S-SERIES are automatically assigned to corresponding controls of the load-

ed instrument. Use the page buttons to skip to another set of knob assignments, so that all

instrument parameters can be controlled from the keyboard. The knobs and displays can also

be used to control the parameters of the PERFORM section and the Touch Strips. For informa-

tion about the Control section and parameter assignment (including Native Map), see section

↑5.5, Control Section. For information about the PERFORM section, see section ↑7, KOM-

PLETE KONTROL Smart Play. For more information about the Touch Strips, see section ↑5.6,

Touch Strips.

(6) NAVIGATE section: Lets you browse and load your instruments. The BROWSE button calls

up an on-screen overlay that allows you to filter and scroll through instrument presets using the

Control encoder. The INSTANCE button lets you switch between active instances of the KOM-

PLETE KONTROL software in case you are using an unsupported host application. In a sup-

ported host application, you can use the Navigate arrows to switch between tracks and switch

between plug-in instances. Additionally, you can adjust the overall volume of the active KOM-

PLETE KONTROL instance by pressing SHIFT and simultaneously turning the Control encoder.

For information on browsing the KOMPLETE KONTROL Library using the on-screen overlay,

see section ↑6.6, Browsing with the KOMPLETE KONTROL S-SERIES. For information on host

control, see section ↑5.4.2, Automatic Track Focus and the Navigate Section. For more infor-

mation about volume control, see section ↑4.2, Header.

(7) Light Guide and keybed: Reflect the Smart Play functions by switching LEDs on or off to in-

dicate active and inactive keys. The Light Guide also reflects the settings of the loaded instru-

ments and can be very helpful to illustrate e.g. BATTERY or KONTAKT mappings.