Key

The Key page sets the global root and scale that tracks can follow, the home page that EDIT returns to, and the channel the Circuit Tracks transposes from. The step pad picks the setting, and the value pads set it.

Pick Root on step 82 (1), then tap the note on the keyboard (2). The root keeps its octave.

Settings

Step pad Setting Values
82 Root Value pads 31-38 are the white keys C to C. Value pads 42, 43, 45, 46 and 47 are C#, D#, F#, G# and A#. Pads 41, 44 and 48 do nothing. The root keeps its octave
87, 88 Scale Value pads 41 No scale, 42 Chromatic, 43 Major, 44 Natural minor, 45 Dorian, 46 Phrygian, 47 Lydian, 48 Mixolydian, 31 Locrian, 32 Harmonic minor, 33 Melodic minor, 34 Pentatonic major, 35 Pentatonic minor, 36 Blues, 37 Whole tone, 38 Diminished
75, 76 Home page Value pads 41-44 pick the EDIT sub-mode (Track, Beats, Keys, CC). Value pads 31-38 pick its page 1-8. Default: Beats, Steps
63, 64 CT channel Value pads 41-48 are channels 1-8 and 31-38 are channels 9-16. The default follows the device preset’s first track channel

Options

Option Pad What it does
21 Reset CT transpose Clears the transpose offset. It is lit while an offset is held
22 CT listening On or off. Off ignores the CT channel
23 CT default channel Sets the CT channel to the default

Notes

  • The root and scale are saved with the project. The home page, the EDIT bookmarks and the CT channel are saved in your settings file, so they stay the same in every project.
  • A track follows the global key only when its Keys > Harmony page says so, see Harmony. Stored notes are not rewritten; the global key is applied at play time.
  • When the CT transposes, a note-on on the listening channel sets a transpose offset. The offset stays until another note arrives or option 21 resets it. The companion shows it as “TRANSPOSE” with the amount. Only tracks with follow transpose on use it, see Harmony.
  • The home page is where a tap on EDIT returns you, see Modes and pages.