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10 11X-TOUCH COMPACT Quick Start Guide

X-TOUCH COMPACT Controls

(EN) Step 2: Controls

(6)

(1)

(9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)

(5)

(1)

(4)

(2)

(3)

(8)

(7)

(1) Push encoder knobs – these 16 endless

encoders each have a detent and push

function (not illuminated), and a 13-segment

amber LED ring. The top row of 8 knobs are

typically used in Digital Audio Workstation

(DAW) applications for  ne control of

parameters such as level or pan control

of channels 1 to 8, and the 8 knobs on the

right can be used for individual level and

EQ adjustments.

(2) Select buttons – these 3 x 8 buttons

are typically used for DAW mixer channel

applications such as solo or mute of channels

1 to 8.

(3) Faders – these touch-sensitive motorized

100 mm faders are typically used for

 ne control of level functions in DAW

applications. There are 8 channel faders and

1 master on the right. The faders can also be

used for drawbar control of virtual organs.

For this use, the value range can be inverted

in the X-TOUCH editor software (min = 127,

max = 0). Typical drawbar organ printing

(16’, 5 1⁄3’, 8’ etc.) can be found next to the

fader numbers (1, 2, 3..).

(4) Select buttons – these 9 buttons are

typically used for lighting applications

(spotlight on/o ), and sample triggering

(notes on/o ).

(5) MC button – this select button can also

be used to switch the unit between Mackie

Control mode and standard mode. See the

“Getting Started” section for more details.

(6) Select buttons – these 6 buttons

are typically used for DAW transport

applications (e.g. play, rec, stop). They can

also be recon gured using the X-TOUCH

editorsoftware.

(7) Layer A and B buttons – these 2 buttons

allow selection between preset layer A

(mixer control) and B (instrument control),

in standard mode. In MC mode, there are

di erent assignments. See MIDI Maps on

pages 19 to 21. Presets can be saved or

loaded to and from the computer using the

X-TOUCH editor software.

(8) LED section – these LEDs show the status of

the X-TOUCH COMPACT:

INTERFACE USB – lit when the unit is

connected correctly to the USB port of a

live computer

MIDI IN – lit when MIDI data is received

MIDI OUT – lit when MIDI data is sent out

FOOT SW – lit when the foot switch is

in operation

FOOT EXP – lit when the expression pedal is

in operation

MODE MC – lit when the unit is in Mackie

Control mode

(9) AC IN – securely connect the supplied AC

power cord here.

(10) POWER – press in to turn on the unit,

pressout to turn it o .

(11) USB HUB – these 2 USB type A connectors

are used for connecting external USB

hardware such as a USB mouse, a keyboard,

USB MIDI controllers such as the X-TOUCH

MINI, andUSB MIDI keyboards. The Hub

communicates directly to the computer

and not to the X-TOUCH COMPACT. Each

connector can supply 5V USB power. The hub

is only active when the X-TOUCH COMPACT is

powered on, and in USB mode, connected to

a live computer via the USB MIDI connector.

(12) USB MIDI – this USB type B connector is

used to connect to a computer’s USB port for

MIDI data transfer (send/receive), and USB

Hub communications. The X-TOUCH COMPACT

will operate in USB mode when connected

to a live computer via the supplied USB cord.

Itcan also operate in stand-alone mode with

no USB connection.

(13) MIDI OUT – this 5-pin DIN connector sends

MIDI data to external MIDI devices. In USB

mode, the X-TOUCH COMPACT only sends

MIDI data received directly from the host

computer. In stand-alone mode, it sends

MIDI data from the X-TOUCH COMPACT,

merged with any MIDI IN signals.

(14) MIDI IN – this 5-pin DIN connector receives

MIDI data from external MIDI devices.

InUSB mode, the X-TOUCH COMPACT routes

any incoming MIDI data only to the host

computer. In stand-alone mode, it routes

it to the MIDI OUT connector (thru data)

and also sends it to the X-TOUCH COMPACT

(parameter feedback).

(15) Foot Control Expression Pedal – this ¼ "

connector is used for a standard swell pedal

for continuous MIDI data control. The editor

software allows control over the MIDI data

assignment and control behavior.

(16) Foot Control Foot Switch – this ¼ "

connector is used for a standard sustain

pedal for momentary or toggle MIDI data

control. The editor software allows control

over the MIDI data assignment, switch

behavior andpolarity.

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