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Encoder Section<br />

3.2 Encoder Section<br />

This section consists of four rotary push encoders, each with an LED<br />

encoder ring to indicate the value of the encoder, and an LCD “scribble<br />

strip” that can be used to indicate the functionality of each encoder.<br />

Encoders are used to control variable parameters such as effect levels.<br />

Encoders do not physically stop when you turn them; instead the LED<br />

encoder rings indicate the position of the control you are adjusting.<br />

(Figure 3.2)<br />

Figure 3.2<br />

3.3 Trigger Section<br />

The trigger section consists of four velocity sensitive pads, four LCD<br />

“scribble strips”, and seven clicking switches.<br />

Each pad, switch and screen is backlit by multicolor (red, green, orange)<br />

LED’s. The velocity sensitive pads and switches are typically assigned to<br />

trigger actions such a playing cue points, moving loops or killing<br />

frequencies. The LCD “scribble strips” will display functionality and status<br />

depending on the preset.(Figure 3.3)<br />

Figure 3.3<br />

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