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Adjusting the touch sensitivity of the fader

Operation Manual

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Adjusting the touch sensitivity of the

fader

You can adjust the touch sensitivity of the fader over

a range from 1 to 8.

1 Press the [STANDBY/ON] switch of the

CC121 to set it to the STANDBY ( ) posi-

tion, then connect the CC121 to the com-

puter via a USB cable.

2 Start the computer.

3 Press the [STANDBY/ON] switch to set it the

ON position while holding the CHANNEL

SELECT [ ] button and CHANNEL

SELECT [ ] button.

The CUBASE READY lamp will ﬂash and the

current setting of the touch sensitivity is indi-

cated by the on/off status of the eight buttons

(show below) in the Channel section. When the

touch sensitivity is set to 2, for example, the

[] (Read Automation) button and [ ] (Edit

Instrument) button are turned on.

4 Press the button corresponding to the

desired sensitivity, following the list below.

A setting of “1” produces the most gradual

response while a setting of “8” produces the

most sensitive response.

Pressing the button will set the touch sensitivity, turn

on the lamps of the pressed button and all buttons

representing values below, then store the speciﬁed

value to the internal memory of the CC121.

5 Conﬁrm the result of the setting by touching

the fader.

The lamp of the [ ] (Record) button of the

Transport section will light as soon as the

CC121 recognizes that the fader is operated.

6 Repeat steps 4 - 5 to adjust the sensitivity.

7 After ﬁnishing the setting, press the

[STANDBY/ON] switch to set it to the

STANDBY position.

Now the setting is complete.

Lighting of these two

buttons only indicates

that the touch sensitivity

is set to 2.

Sensitivity Button

8 [] (Mute) button

7 [] (Monitor) button

6 [] (Solo) button

5 [] (Enable Record) button

4 [] (Read Enable) button

3 [] (Channel Settings) button

2 [] (Write Enable) button

1 [] (Edit Instrument) button

Touch

sensitivity 8

Touch

sensitivity 6

Touch

sensitivity 4

Touch

sensitivity 2

Touch

sensitivity 7

Touch

sensitivity 5

Touch

sensitivity 3

Touch

sensitivity 1

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