User manual NOVATION ZERO SL BROCHURE

[. . . ] [. . . ] Alongside this is the intelligent Automap UniversalTM technology, which detects the sequencer and plug-ins in use and intelligently maps parameters to the SL's pots, switches and sliders. With these award-winning features and a massive array of assignable controls, the SL takes the headache out of MIDI controlling, making music creation as spontaneous and exciting as it should be. · Huge Displays - Two large, brightly backlit 144-character LCD screens provide instant views of control names/values, and easy menu navigation · Automap universalTM* - Revolutionary technology allows automatic mapping of software parameters to the SL's controls · Array of Assignable controls - A total of 64 assignable knobs, buttons and sliders, including 8 velocity- sensitive trigger pads, plus dedicated Transport controls · High Quality Keyboard - Superb semi-weighted, high-quality keyboard with velocity- and aftertouch- sensitivity · 2-D controls - Fantastic `Xpression' pad and adjustably sprung pitch/mod joystick, both freely assignable in MIDI Controlling mode · class compliant - Plug and Play USB connection with no drivers required for Windows XP or Mac OS X · includes the Xcite + bundle - A host of exciting software solutions, including Ableton Live Lite 6 and over 1. 5 gigs of loops and samples Assignable controls include velocity-sensitive trigger pads for sketching out beats Revolutionary Automap UniversalTM provides automatic intelligent control of any plug-in* and any sequencer, leaving you to focus on what matter most - your music. Template Editor (PC/Mac): Free application allowing even easier construction & modification of MIDI Templates * Automap Universal allows plug-ins to automatically map straight to the SL, no matter what sequencer is in use. Every plug-in even has a Learn mode for instant re-arranging of parameter layout. Furthermore, open up certain applications (Reason, Cubase, Logic, Live, Pro Tools etc. ) and the mixer and various other session parameters will be detected and mapped to logical areas of the SL, with their controls displayed clearly on the screens. [. . . ] [. . . ]