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Key labelling<br />

Keys containing a single articulation mapping are shown in the following format:<br />

[Slot name] : [Artic index] [Kit-piece] [Articulation]<br />

If more than one articulation has been mapped to a key, it is labelled as follows:<br />

[no. of articulations]<br />

For example, if a snare is loaded into the snare1 slot and the drag articulation is mapped to a key, the following is shown:<br />

S : <br />

If you delete this articulation from the key, and then load a tom into the same<br />

slot, the following would be displayed on the key:<br />

S : <br />

If you now map any other articulation to the key without deleting the current<br />

mapping, the label would change to read as follows:<br />

Other labels<br />

< ><br />

• Groove notes are labelled with:<br />

<br />

• Slot chokes are labelled as follows:<br />

Slot [slot number] Choke<br />

• Mappings whose articulations are not currently loaded are labelled with a (!) indicator.<br />

Key colours<br />

Keys are shaded to represent various states.<br />

Green<br />

Grey<br />

Blue<br />

Light blue<br />

Purple<br />

1<br />

One or more articulation mappings<br />

exist on the key.<br />

A Groove note exists on the key.<br />

A slot choke note exists on the key.<br />

The currently selected key.<br />

Destination slot during a mapping<br />

operation.

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