User Manual

General Elements

All of the Round Buttons and some of the Square

Buttons are customizable. These control elements

are generally used across all areas of your editing

software and their function remains constant and

ﬁxed and does not change alongside the editing

software used.

All buttons are equipped with RGB color backlight,

which is used to indicate the type of action

assigned to the button.

Workspace Elements

The content of Dials, Touch Buttons and The Wheel

changes based on the current workspace and all

content is fully customizable.

Dials are separated into two banks (located on

the left and right). Dials control variable values

(e.g., slider values, brush size, levels, etc.). Dials also

have a press function, which is usually assigned to

resetting the value back to zero.

Dial information is displayed on the left and right

bars of the Touch Screen (next to the dials).

Touch Buttons are used to activate different functions (e.g., tools, macros, presets, and actions). Touch

buttons have back-colored icons which indicate the type of the function assigned – icon colors match with

the buttons’ backlight color.

The Wheel combines both dial and button functions and can be used to control both variable values and to

activate functions.

The Wheel has a number of different kinds of templates (e.g., lists, “action cakes”, etc.) and widgets (e.g.,

color wheel and clock), which are selected based on the functions needed.

LOUPEDECK CT ELEMENTS

Loupedeck CT’s control elements are: Six rotatable Dials (with a press function), Touch Screen (with

Touch Buttons), eight Round Buttons, twelve Square Buttons and a rotatable Wheel (paired with a

touch-sensitive Wheel Screen). These ﬁve elements have been divided into two groups.

Group 1: General elements

Group 2: Workspace elements