Arsenal Encoder Modes / Mode Packs

Sets up the Encoders for controlling properties (such as Loop Position/Length and Transposition) of the selected Clip on the current Track.

The Encoder Accessory Buttons are used for triggering user-assignable actions via our powerful ClyphX Pro script.  

 Includes 2 Modes for controlling parameters of the selected Drum Rack Pad on the current Track.

• Drum Pad Mix Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Mixer-related parameters (Volume, Panning and the first 5 Sends) of the selected Drum Rack Pad.

• Drum Pad Parameters Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling special parameters (Out Note and the Sample Selector of Sampler or the Chain Selector of the Instrument Rack) of the selected Drum Rack Pad as well as the first 5 Macros of the Drum Rack.

In both of these Modes, one of the Encoders is used for navigating between Drum Rack Pads. The Encoder Accessory Buttons are used for triggering the selected Drum Rack Pad and incrementally navigating between Drum Rack Pads. 

You can find video coverage of this Mode Pack here. 

Includes 12 Modes for controlling Mixer-related parameters. All of these Modes (aside from the Track and Track Route Modes) operate either upon the Tracks within the Grid Selector (surrounds the 8 Tracks being controlled) or the first 8 Return Tracks.

• Mix Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Mixer-related parameters. By default, the Encoders will control Volume. The Encoder Accessory Buttons select the parameter (Volume, Pan or Send A – F*) the Encoders should control.

• Pan Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Panning.

• Return Mix Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Return Mixer-related parameters. By default, the Encoders will control Return Volume. The Encoder Accessory Buttons select the parameter (Volume, Pan or Send A – F*) the Encoders should control.

• Return Pan Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Return Panning.

• Return Send Modes - This is a Mutable Mode that sets up the Encoders for controlling the level of a specific Return Send (such as Return Send B). Each instance of this Mode can control a different Return Send.

• Return Sends Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Return Send levels. The Encoder Accessory Buttons select the Send (Send A – H*) for the Encoders to control.

• Return Volume Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Return Volume.

• Send Modes - This is a Mutable Mode that sets up the Encoders for controlling the level of a specific Send (such as Send B). Each instance of this Mode can control a different Send.

• Sends Modes - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Send levels. The Encoder Accessory Buttons select the Send (Send A – H*) for the Encoders to control.

• Track Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Mixer-related parameters (Volume, Pan and Send A - F) of the current Track.

• Track Route Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Mixer-related parameters (Volume and Pan) and properties (Monitoring, Crossfade Assignment, Input Type, Input Channel, Output Type and Output Channel) of the current Track.

• Volume Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Volume.

Unless otherwise noted, in all of these Modes, the Encoder Accessory Buttons are used for selecting Tracks.

* The number of Sends that can be controlled depends upon the number of Encoder Accessory Buttons that are available. 

You can find video coverage of this Mode Pack here.  

Includes 2 miscellaneous Modes that have limited compatibility. Unlike the other Modes on this page, the Modes in this Pack are not compatible with every Arsenal-powered Control Surface script that has Encoders. 

• Midi Mode - Sets up the Encoders for sending MIDI data (Control Change messages) to MIDI Tracks to control instruments that natively respond to these messages or that feature MIDI learning capabilities that allow you to learn/assign parameters to MIDI messages. This Mode is not compatible with Encoders that send relative values or with Arsenal_NIMJ.

• Pan & Sends Mode - Sets up the Encoders for controlling Panning and Send levels of the Tracks within the Grid Selector (surrounds the 8 Tracks being controlled). This Mode is not compatible with scripts that have more than one set of Encoders.

In both of these Modes, the Encoder Accessory Buttons are used for selecting Tracks. 

You can find video coverage of this Mode Pack here.