Edit Mode

Edit mode is where you create, customize, and organize your sounds. You can add patches, add and edit channel strips, create keyboard layers and splits, and edit channel strip and plug-in parameters. Edit mode is also where you map screen controls to channel strip parameters and actions, and edit patch, set, and concert-level parameters.

• Patch List: Shows the patches and sets in the concert. You can add patches and sets to the Patch List, name them, and organize them. The Patch List includes an Action menu with commands to create patches and sets, reset program change numbers, skip items, and import and export patches and sets to use in other concerts.
• Inspector (varies depending on the type of item selected): View and edit parameters for the currently selected patch, channel strip, screen control, set, or for the concert. The name of the Inspector changes to identify the type of item you are currently inspecting.
• Channel Strips area: View and edit the channel strips in your patches or at the concert or set level. Channel strips appear in a vertical format similar to Logic Pro channel strips, with many of the same controls. You can also add channel strips and save channel strip settings.
• Assignments & Mappings tab: Shows the assignments and mappings for the selected patch, set, or concert. You can create new assigments and mappings, edit existing ones, and edit the hardware input settings for an assignment.

To learn what you can do in Edit mode, see Working in Edit Mode and Working with Concerts.

The remaining mode, Perform mode, is optimized for performing live.