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Application Settings

Global Menu

To get the feeling of a common workflow, please get to know about the main areas of the application. In the screen-shot above you can observe marked regions with numbers from one to four, which are explained here furher:

1. Global Menu

You can do global configuration here. Explained in detail below.

2. Settings Mode

Intended for layout elements. You can open the modal, by clicking on the "roof" symbol at the right top corner.

3. Layout Mode

Here you can add elements and position them as you like via drag and drop.

4. MIDI Learn Mode

In this mode you just need to click one of the elements, so that is has a focus. After that you can give it any MIDI Input you want, and the application will configure itself to that information.

Global Menu

The app has different areas, which support you to have a comfortable workflow.
On the top left burger menu you can open a drawer list with basic functionality.

Global Menu

Main

Go to the main page

Controllers

Gives you a birds eye view to your layout, where you can see all different settings of each element in a table view.

Global Menu

Open Elements Settings

By clicking on one of the table columns the settings menu for the MIDI Element will be opened.

No MIDI Driver was found for the element

Table Column will be marked with background color red.

No MIDI Input Driver was found

Table Column will be marked with background color yellow.

MIDI Channel is not freed in Drivers Menu

Table Column will be marked with background color pink.

Drivers

Your are presented with all available input and output MIDI drivers. You can enable or disable each driver, its Channels for notes or CC´s. In this manner, the app will only register for the configured events and let the other settings as they are.

Viewsettings

Opens a modal, where you can globally set things, that concern global views and update behaviour.

Load Preset

On click a modal window will be opened, where you can load or save custom presets.

Save Preset

On click a modal window will be opened, where you can load or save custom presets.

Delete All

Will delete all sliders

Version

Acutal version of the application is shown

Settings Mode

Is intended to change settings for each element. You can switch to mode, by clicking on the button, which is marked by "2." in the screenshot at the top. Anyhow, a tooltip could help you to find the right decision.

Open the Dialog

Output Drivers

Input Drivers

View Settings

Layout Mode

Add Pages

Add Sliders

Add Buttons

Add Labels

MIDI Learn Mode

In this mode you just need to click one of the elements, so that is has a focus. After that you can give it any MIDI Input you want, and the application will configure itself to that information.

Focus Element

Learn

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← Quick StartCreate your first MIDI Controller Layout →
  • Global Menu
    • Main
    • Controllers
    • Drivers
    • Viewsettings
    • Load Preset
    • Save Preset
    • Delete All
    • Version
  • Settings Mode
    • Open the Dialog
    • Output Drivers
    • Input Drivers
    • View Settings
  • Layout Mode
    • Add Pages
    • Add Sliders
    • Add Buttons
    • Add Labels
  • MIDI Learn Mode
    • Focus Element
    • Learn
    • Commit Change
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