Novation remote25sl Guia Do Utilizador
MAIN FEATURES AND OPERATION
The Template Select Mode Menu
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This channel value is over-ridden if the Overide MIDI Channel setting on page 4 of this menu or in Play
Mode is used.
Mode is used.
Keyboard MIDI Port (Menu Page 4)
Determines which MIDI / USB port is used to send the MIDI information generated by playing the key-
board.
board.
Eight different combinations of output ports can be selected, with any multiple combination possible. A ‘U’
shown on the display indicates the MIDI will be sent to the USB port, a ‘1’ that the MIDI OUT (1) port will
be used and a ‘2’ indicates that the MIDI OUT (2) port will be used.
shown on the display indicates the MIDI will be sent to the USB port, a ‘1’ that the MIDI OUT (1) port will
be used and a ‘2’ indicates that the MIDI OUT (2) port will be used.
Overide MIDI Channel (Menu Page 5)
This setting provides an overide MIDI channel that is used instead of the channel defined for each of the
programmable front controls. The overide channel also affects the ReMOTE 25 keyboard and Modulation /
Pitch Bend joystick.
programmable front controls. The overide channel also affects the ReMOTE 25 keyboard and Modulation /
Pitch Bend joystick.
This setting is very similar in operation to the MIDI Inst Chan setting used in Play Mode and described on
page 13. However, here the overide setting can actually be stored along with the Template data when a
Template is written to memory.
page 13. However, here the overide setting can actually be stored along with the Template data when a
Template is written to memory.
When this is set to Off, the channel overide feature is disabled and each control will transmit using its own
MIDI channel settings.
MIDI channel settings.
Note that the MIDI Inst Chan setting in Play Mode always has a higher priority than the value of this set-
ting as defined here.
ting as defined here.
Touchpad X Type (Menu Page 6)
Sets how the touchpad behaves when a finger is placed on the pad. The X type defines the horizontal
plain.The data / value encoder scrolls through three types of 'Spring' modes.
plain.The data / value encoder scrolls through three types of 'Spring' modes.
No Spring - As soon as a finger is released from the touchpad, the value of the touchpad will remain. A
subsequent touch to the pad will result in a slew to the new touch value.
subsequent touch to the pad will result in a slew to the new touch value.
Spring Left - As soon as a finger is released from the touchpad, the value of the touchpad will slew back
to the Start position. - For example to a value of zero if a 0 - 127 display mode is selected.
to the Start position. - For example to a value of zero if a 0 - 127 display mode is selected.
Spring Center - As soon as a finger is released from the touchpad, the value of the touchpad will slew
back to the center position. - For example a value of 64 if a 0 - 127 display mode is selected.
back to the center position. - For example a value of 64 if a 0 - 127 display mode is selected.
Touchpad Y Type (Menu Page 7)
This display is identical to touchpad X type above except that the Y type defines the behaviour in the verti-
cal plain with the appropriate display messages.
cal plain with the appropriate display messages.
Auto Snapshot Send (Menu Page 8)
Specifies whether a snapshot of all control data values are transmitted as soon as Play Mode is activated.
For each control, the snapshot data is sent to whatever USB or MIDI port that is defined for the control in
the Template data. Any MMC functions assigned to buttons are not sent in a snapshot.
the Template data. Any MMC functions assigned to buttons are not sent in a snapshot.
Note that when the ReMOTE 25 is turned on, it always automatically starts up in Play Mode. However, at
this time, an auto snapshot is not transmitted, even if this setting is On.
this time, an auto snapshot is not transmitted, even if this setting is On.