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664 Chapter 22 Control Surface Support
Other Parameters
Track Name Format
Changes the track name display to show the track name alone, or the track name, and
it’s track number. As an example, a track named “Audio1” may actually be placed on
track 12 in the Arrange window. When a value of #:Name is toggled, “Audio1” would be
displayed as “12:Au1”.
Parameter Page Shift Mode
Defines whether the parameter is shifted by an entire “page” or by one parameter.
Relative Change Mode
This determines the behavior of assignments with a relative value change mode (e.g.
rotary encoders).
• Coarse: the parameter can be adjusted in coarse steps.
• Full: the parameter value is set to its minimum if delta < 0. If greater than 0, it is set
to the maximum. This way, you can jump to the last or first track instead of the next
or previous bank.
• Fine: the value is incremented/decremented in fine steps—one tick/by one “unit”. In
this mode, the adjustable resolution is ignored, and the highest possible resolution is
used instead. As an example, using the Sample Delay parameter: every encoder
rotation tick in/decreases the value by 1 ms, no matter what the value of the
resolution.
Coarse is the mode used by default.
Mix Group
When in Group Edit mode, this parameter defines the edited group.
Group Parameter Page
As with Instrument Parameter Page, but for the parameters of the edited group.
Control Surface Preferences
The Control Surface preferences window is accessible via the Logic Menu > Preferences >
Control Surfaces > Preferences menu.
General
Resolution of Relative Controls
This defines the default resolution of controls that change values in a relative manner.
The default is 128 steps.
As an example: adjusting the Sample Delay (value range 0 to 4000 ms) in/decreases
the value by 40 ms with every encoder rotation “tick”, if resolution is set to 100.