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Using Custom Mappings
Oxygen Pro 25 has many fully customizable controls, and with the ability to create and save
keyboard mappings, you can store different mappings for different DAWs, plugins, or performance
scenarios that can be changed on the fly.
When operating in Preset Mode, there are 16 presets available on the keyboard (1–16). A preset is a
group of MIDI assignments for Oxygen Pro 25's controls that can be saved to the keyboard's internal
memory and loaded at a later time. Presets can be edited when the keyboard is in Preset Edit Mode.
In addition to having these 16 presets on the keyboard, you can use the included Editor software to
store an unlimited number of presets on your computer and modify which 16 are currently saved to
the keyboard's internal memory.
When operating in DAW Mode, the User setting allows you create a custom mapping for the
keyboard that includes not only MIDI messages but also Mackie or Mackie/HUI messages. This
allows you to map keyboard controls with commands for the DAW itself (such as "Save" or "Mute")
in addition to mapping keyboard controls with MIDI assignments for instrument/plug-in parameters
within the DAW. The User DAW setting can be edited when the keyboard is in DAW Edit Mode. In
addition to having the User DAW on the keyboard, you can use the included Editor software to store
an unlimited number of User DAWs on your computer and modify which one is currently saved to the
keyboard's internal memory.
To enter Preset Edit Mode, first select the preset you want to edit (as described in Setup > Setting
the Keyboard's Operation Mode). Then press and hold Shift and press the DAW/Preset Button.
To enter DAW Edit Mode, press and hold Shift and press the DAW/Preset Button.
To exit Edit Mode and save your changes, press the DAW/Preset Button (if you were editing
presets) or the DAW/Preset Button (if you were editing the User DAW setting).
If you made changes, the Display screen will ask if you would like to save them. Use the
Select/Scroll Encoder to choose between Cancel, Replace, and Save As. Selecting Cancel will
take you back to Edit Mode, while selecting Replace will save the preset without changing its name.
Select Save As to be able to rename and change the preset location number of the preset using the
Select/Scroll Encoder. If you need to delete a character while editing the name, press and hold the
Shift Button and the Back Button.
For help using the Preset Editor, see the Editor User Guide that comes with the software.
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