Macro rows on Perform
Each knob has four macro rows (numbered 0–3) under the header when four macros are enabled, or whenever you are in edit mode. A knob with one, two, or three macros uses the packed one / two / three macro layout on Perform instead of empty + rows.
Turn the knob and every active row updates together. The indicator bars on the far right show the same levels graphically.
The basic idea
- One row = one macro on this knob.
- What appears in the row depends on the macro mode — a CC row looks different from a device-parameter row or an LFO row.
- Empty macro — the row shows a centered
+. In edit mode with that row selected, it reads+ ADD MACRO. - Custom name — classic MIDI macros can carry a control name that replaces the message/parameter columns.
- Pickup armed — the value is dimmer and the indicator bar shows a dotted line at the catch-up point. See Pickup mode.
| Guide | Use when the macro sends or drives… |
|---|---|
| Classic MIDI | CC, 14-bit CC, program change, channel aftertouch, poly aftertouch, NRPN, RPN, pitch bend (SysEx — coming soon) |
| Device parameter | A parameter on a rack device (Arp, Harmony, Seed, Step Seq, …) |
| LFO parameter | An S32 or CV16 LFO parameter (rate, depth, phase, …) |
| CV16 control | A CV16 output jack (control voltage) |
To change what a row does, enter edit mode and open that macro’s grid. Setup walkthrough: Setting up macros.