The Editor
The Editor is called up by either double-clicking on a controller on your device's graphic, or clicking
on the
button.
The parameters for the currently selected controller are displayed in the Editor. To edit a parameter, click on the current value and enter a new value. If you enter a legal value (eg: a value that is within the range of the minimum and maximum possible assignments for that controller) the value will update, and will de-select. If you enter an illegal value, an error tone will sound and the value will remain selected.
If the device stores extra data in a preset that does not relate to controllers, this data can be edited by changing the Extra variables settings. For example, the UC33e has two extra variables per preset - global channel and Drawbar mode. The Keystation keyboard has two additional extra parameters - octave and transpose, and 4 more to determine which zones are active (as shown above).
Zone Information - This only applies to a device that has a zoning feature. The Zone information settings allow you to set up the assignable parameters for each zone. To select to edit a different zone, either select the Zone from the zone buttons at the top of the Editor, or change the selected (red) zone in the Keyboard window.
If your device does not have a zoning feature, you will not see the Zone information parameters when your device is selected.