basics
Track keys and the active track
The eight track keys select which track you play, sequence and edit — instrument tracks or auxiliary tracks, depending on the mode. The lit key marks the active track.
The mode sets whether the track keys mean instrument or auxiliary tracks; holding one track key while pressing others links tracks instead of switching.
How to
Load a preset onto a track
- 1 opens the preset browser for that track
Details
- TE’s guide
The OP-XY has sixteen sequencer tracks in two sets of eight, instrument and auxiliary; … address the set the current mode shows.
- TE’s guide
In auxiliary mode the keys stand for brain (T1), punch-in FX (T2), external MIDI (T3), external CV (T4), external audio (T5), tape (T6), FX I (T7) and FX II (T8).
- TE’s guide
Notes you play, steps you enter and pages you edit all belong to the active track; pressing another track key makes that track active.
- TE’s guide
The active track's key lights white for an instrument track and red for an auxiliary track.
- TE’s guide
opens the preset browser for that track; on instrument tracks it also picks a synth engine or sample pack.
- checked on a unit · 1.1.33
Over MIDI, CC102 on channel 1 selects a track counting from zero; value 2 selected track 3.