Mixer

Overview

Tap the second page ( see Basics 2.2) to view the Mixer.
The Mixer lets you manage effects of Pads and assign their outputs, as well as and copy and paste channel settings between channels. Since channels are synonymous to Pads, there are 16 channels on iPad and 12 channels on iPhone and inside the AUv3 extension. There is also a masterbus channel when you scroll to the right.

1
Track Title



Tap the channel title to open a submenu, where you can copy and paste channel settings from one channel to another. It will copy effects, midi output channel and volume parameter.

2
Effects

Each channel offers 6 effect slots.
Press an effect slot to open a dropdown menu, with a list of effects to choose from:



These are the available effects:

Pan PAN
Lowpass LP
Highpass HP *
Distortion DST *
Delay DEL *
Reverb REV *
Compressor CMP *
Bitcrusher BIT *
Repeater RPT *
Phaser PHA *
Tape TAP *
Gain GAN

* (available in PRO IAP)

Every Pad / channel can have one instance of each effect in the order you choose.
Some effects offer additional parameters when you tap them:

Reverb REV has Low Pass Filter option.

Delay DEL has a Frequency option, letting you choose from the following delay times:
1/1, 1/2., 1/2, 1/2T, 1/4., 1/4, 1/4T, 1/8., 1/8, 1/8T, 1/16., 1/16, 1/16T, 1/32., 1/32, 1/32T
( more effect options coming soon )

Any changes you make to the effect selection are also reflected in the main view, which means you can access newly added effects there as well, by pressing the Pad and sliding horizontally in Effects Mode (see Basics 1.2). In order to get rid of an effect, simply tap on it and tap the REMOVE Icon.
Watch this video to learn more about how to manage effects.

3
MIDI

In this area you will find two controls:

3.1.MIDI IN
And when you tap this button, the connected MIDI keyboard will always be assigned to this pad or channel. If MIDI IN hasn't been activated in any channel, they connected MIDI keyboard will always be auto-assigned to the selected Pad.

3.2.MIDI OUT
When you tap on this dropdown menu, you can choose the external MIDI track channel. This determines which MIDI output it’s sent to.

4
Volume

A volume control for your pad / channel.

5
Mute & Solo

Here are two controls for each Pad / channel:

5.1.Mute
Tap here to instantly mute your Pad / channel.

5.2.Solo
Temporarily mutes all other Pads and only plays back the pattern of the selected Pad. If SOLO is active and you select another Pad, it will set focus to that Pad instead.

6
Masterbus

Don’t forget that there’s a master bus channel when you scroll to the right, where you can add and adjust effects just like on regular tracks.

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