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Keyboard setup
Snap to white keys
The keyboard can snap after scrolling so that it always starts with a white key at the left screen edge.
Allow touches between black keys
White keys can be touched in the area between the black keys if this setting is enabled. Otherwise, white keys can only be
touched on the area below the black keys.
Allow touches on key borders
By default, a tiny invisible border between the white keys won’t react to touches. This minimizes accidental touches. If you find
that the keyboard often doesn’t react to your input, enable this checkbox.
German key labeling
The German key naming system uses the letter H instead of B and B instead of A#. If enabled, key labels on the Keyboard
screen and the piano roll editor's LCD use this naming convention.
Velocity control
Enable velocity to control the note volume while playing on the keyboard. There are 4 options:
• Mod wheel: on the iPhone, the “Mod wheel instead of pitch wheel” setting needs to be enabled for the mod wheel to be
visible and utilized for velocity control.
• Touch position: the volume depends on where a key is touched (upper end quiet, lower end forte).
• Accelerometer X/Y: Velocity can be control by tilting the device in the selected axis.
Mod wheel instead of pitch wheel (iPhone only)
By default, the pitch wheel is displayed in the Keyboard screen. Enable this setting to change it to the mod wheel which controls
the filter effect or the keyboard velocity.
Auto quantization
To speed up your workflow, quantization can automatically be applied after each recording on the keyboard or drum pads. The
default setting is off. It is recommended for bass and drum recording.
Note: Automatic quantization can lead to undesirable results and is not undoable.
Transposition
If you tap a C on the keyboard with the transposition set to +2, a D will be played. The transposition range of -24 to +24
semitones allows you to play in a different key without having to learn the melody again.
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