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com is where you adjust system settings, use OP–XY as a midi controller, back up your data and select the function of the multi-out port.
press com to enter com.
press M1 to enter system settings.
press M2 to enter midi controller mode. this turns OP–XY into a midi controller.
press M3 to view midi devices that are connected to the OP–XY.
press M4 to put OP–XY into MTP mode, this is where you can back up your samples, presets and projects.
the multi-out port allows you to connect your OP–XY to almost any other piece of music equipment, controlling, sequencing or syncing to them. bluetooth midi similarly allows you to control other compatible devices, without the wires.
rotate or click the dark gray knob to advertise OP–XY on bluetooth midi. this allows you to connect it as a device to another device (host).
rotate the light gray knob to edit the output of the multi-out port. you can choose between: midi cv/gate sync8 sync16 sync24 audio multi-out cannot be changed while plugged in.
system settings allow you to adjust everything from screen brightness to keyboard velocity and midi preferences.
rotate the dark gray knob to select the section of the device you wish to edit.
rotate the mid gray knob to select the setting you wish to edit.
rotate the light gray knob to adjust the value of the selected setting. the white knob can also be used.
press M1 to exit the system settings and return to com.
the system settings page in system settings allows you to adjust screen brightness, led brightness, country and power off type (instant or delayed, to prevent accidental power-offs while performing or composing).
the keyboard settings page in system settings allows you to adjust the velocity response of the built-in keyboard, as well as detune the keys by both notes and cents, for microtonal scales.
the midi settings page in system settings allows you to set how midi clock, notes and other midi messages are sent and received, as well as selecting the active track channel (the active track is the one currently selected) and midi echo.
the clock settings page in system settings allows you to set the clock of the device, this will update the date and time of any snapshots, autosaves, versions and everything else in the device.
the battery settings page in system settings allows you to view the current battery level and input current limit.
midi controller mode allows you to use OP–XY as a generic midi controller for any device, such as a computer.
hold shift and rotate the dark gray knob to adjust the midi channel OP–XY outputs while in control mode.
hold shift and rotate the mid gray knob to change the knob behavior between absolute and relative. absolute behaves as a knob going from 0–127, whereas relative sends the difference from the last knob position.
hold shift and rotate the light gray knob to enable or disable the ( - ) and ( + ) octave buttons.
hold shift and press com to exit midi controller mode and return to com.
devices allows you to view and edit the connected midi devices, enabling and disabling various inputs and outputs from and to those devices.
press M1 to exit devices and return to com.
press M2 to forget the currently selected device. this will remove it from your list of devices.
press M3 to view and edit page 1 of the midi device settings. these settings include how clock, notes and other are sent and received.
press M4 to view and edit page 2 of the midi device settings. these settings include whether timestamp and velocity are sent or not.
rotate the dark gray knob to select a device to edit.
rotate the mid gray knob to edit how clock is sent and received.
rotate the light gray knob to edit how notes are sent and received.
rotate the white knob to edit how other midi parameters are sent and received. other mostly refers to midi CCs.
rotate the mid gray knob to select whether timestamp is sent or not.
rotate the light gray knob to select whether velocity is sent or not.
mtp is where you can connect to a computer to add samples, presets and projects. you will need to connect your OP–XY to a computer before you can enter mtp mode.
mtp refers to ‘media transfer protocol’ and is a super fast way to transfer files between devices. when using a mac you will need to download the fieldkit app.
press M4 to eject OP–XY from your computer.
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