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A
- Accessibility
- Accessibility 2.8
- Accidentals
- Sharps or flats 4.8
- ADSR → see Envelope
- Affect entire
- Affect group
- Adjusting a parameter in the affect group 3.11
- Adjusting affect parameters for kits 9.2
- Clip View: Parameter Affect Group Changes 3.11
- Custom Parameter Affect Controls 2.7
- Kit FX Menu & Affect Entire 9.3
- Parameter Affect Group : Clip View 3.11
- Parameter Affect Group Reference : Clip View 3.11
- Setting a kit mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting a song mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Alphanumeric keyboard
- Architecture
- Arpeggiator
- Arranger view
- Adding / changing track directly in arranger 14.3
- Arming audio tracks for recording in arranger mode 16.7
- Arranger relationship with the other views 14.2
- Arranger View 14.3A
- Arranger View - Advanced 14.5
- Arranger View Basics 14.3
- Basic clip instance placement in the arranger 14.3
- Capturing an entire Song session into Arranger View 14.6
- Changing a tracks preset when in arranger view 3.4
- Clearing all clip instance in arranger 14.3
- Creating an audio clip in arranger view 16.7
- Deleting a track in arranger 14.3
- Inserting or deleting time slots in arranger 14.3
- Monitoring audio thru in arranger 16.13
- Notes when working in arranger view 14.3
- Opening clips in arranger directly from session view 14.5
- Opening clips in session view directly from arranger 14.5
- Playing tracks in arranger 14.3
- Recording an audio clip in arrangement view 16.7
- Recording into arranger directly from session view 14.6
- Recording into Audio Clips in Arranger View 16.7
- Renaming MIDI tracks in arranger 3.6
- Reordering an instrument track in arranger 14.3
- Selecting arranger view 14.3
- Setting the arranger grid resolution 14.3
- Soloing track in arranger 14.3
- Typical Arranger Workflow 14.1
See also Session view White clips
- Audio clip
- Arming audio clips for recording in session view 16.6
- Audio Clip View - Quick Editing 16.9
- Audio Loop Margins 17.5
- Creating an audio clip in arranger view 16.7
- Creating an audio clip in session view 3.316.6
- Grabbing tempo from a loops audio clip 17.3
- Loading Samples from SD Card into Audio Clips 16.3
- Quick editing of audio loop length - trim / extend 16.9
- Recording a basic first audio loop 17.3
- Recording a regular audio overdub loop 17.3
- Recording an audio clip in arrangement view 16.7
- Recording an audio clip in session view 16.6
- Recording audio clips ‘pedal style” 17.3
- Recording continuous audio overdub loops 17.3
- Recording into Audio Clips in Arranger View 16.7
- Recording into Audio Clips in Session View 16.6
- Audio export
- Audio Export 15.4
- Audio input
- Audio Input Options 16.5
- Audio Inputs 16.5
- Getting Audio Into Deluge 16.2
- Lazy chop manual slicing audio in a kit 9.5
- Line In - TRS Connector 16.5
- Live Audio Input 16.13
- Monitoring audio thru in arranger 16.13
- Output modes and monitoring 16.5
- Quick Editing Audio in Clip View 16.9
- Selecting the audio in 16.616.7
- Setting sampling input monitoring 9.5
- Using a live audio input source in clip view 16.13
- Audition pad
- Automation
- Additional Automation View Notes 6.2
- Automation & Automation Editor - Clip View A
- Automation View Editing Quick Reference 6.2
- Copy / paste automation for time region of pads 6.1
- Copying and pasting automation 6.2
- Deleting automation for an external parameters 18.9
- Deleting recorded automation for a specific parameter 6.1
- Example: Automating Pan with Controls 6.1
- Example: Automating Pan with Note Steps 6.1
- Inserting and deleting time with automation 14.5
- Parameter Automation Basics 6.1
- Parameter Automation Options 6.2
- Parameter Automation View 6.2
- Recording automation for external parameters 18.9
- Recording automation using an external controller 18.3
- Recording manual parameter changes per pad 6.1
- Recording parameter control movements 6.1
- Selecting a parameter to edit in automation view 6.2
- Selecting parameter automation view 6.2
- Tempo automation 14.5
See also Parameter
B
C
- Chord
- Clip
- Adjusting a clips horizontal note event position 3.8
- Adjusting a synth clip colour 3.7
- Adjusting clip length 3.8
- Arming to launch / stop a clip in session view 12.3
- Basic clip instance placement in the arranger 14.3
- Changing a clip colour 3.7
- Changing a clip row colour 3.7
- Changing clip CV channel within session view 19.6
- Changing clip MIDI channel within session view 18.10
- Changing the clip instance on the same instrument 14.3
- Changing the clips instrument from session view 3.4
- Checking the instrument for a clip 3.4
- Clearing all clip instance in arranger 14.3
- Clearing clip notes 3.9
- Clip Colour 3.7
- Clip Length & Position 3.8
- Clip length from the sample 16.9
- Clip Modes 3.10
- Clip names 3.6
- Clip rendering 14.5
- Clip Settings menu 3.10
- Cloning a clip from within session view 3.9
- Converting an existing clip instance to a white clip 14.4
- Copying a clip in session grid view 3.9
- Copying, Cloning & Deleting Clips 3.9
- Creating / converting to MIDI within kit clips 18.10
- Creating / loading a new synthesizer clip 3.3
- Creating a Clip 3.3
- Creating a new blank kit clip 3.3
- Creating a new clip from session grid view 3.3
- Creating a new clip from session view 3.3
- Creating a new kit clip + multiple (folder) samples 3.3
- Creating a new kit clip + sample 3.3
- Creating a new synthesizer row in a kit clip 7.4
- Default clip type 3.3
- Deleting a clip from within session view 3.9
- Duplicating pattern contents - multiply clip length 3.8
- Editing clip parameters in session view 3.11
- Entering clips in green mode 12.4
- Exporting clips and tracks 15.4
- Extending / reducing a clip instance length 14.3
- Immediately launching / stopping a clip in session view 12.3
- Kit clips 3.1A
- Launch Control of Single Clips in Session Grid View 12.4
- Launch Control of Single Clips in Session Row View 12.3
- Launching / stopping a clip or section in session grid view 12.4
- Loading a sample into the clip using browse shortcut 16.3
- Loading a sample into the clip using sound editor 16.3
- Moving a clip row from within session row view 12.3
- Naming Clips & Tracks 3.6
- New-clip picker 12.4
- New-clip type picker 3.3
- Once clips 3.10
- Opening clips in arranger directly from session view 14.5
- Opening clips in session view directly from arranger 14.5
- Preset changes apply to every clip 3.4
- Quantizing / humanizing instrument clip rows 4.5
- Record-arming new clips 12.4
- Scrolling clips horizontally 4.10
- Scrolling clips vertically 4.10
- Selected-clip pulsing 12.4
- Selecting a section for a clip 12.3
- Selecting an existing clip to edit from session grid view 12.4
- Selecting an existing clip to edit from session view 12.3
- Soloing clips in session grid view 12.4
- Soloing clips in session view 12.3
- Starting from a held clip pad 14.5
- Stutter direction and per-clip settings 11.9
- Synthesizer Clip Parameters 7.3
- Synthesizer engine clips 3.1
- Transposing a clip up or down 4.8
- Transposing every clip 4.9
- Unlinking cloned clips when using the same preset 3.9
See also Audio clip Clip view Fill clip White clips
- Clip view
- Audio Clip View - Quick Editing 16.9
- Audition & Mute Pads : Clip View 3.2
- Automation & Automation Editor - Clip View A
- Clip View A
- Clip View: Overview 3.2
- Clip View: Parameter Affect Group Changes 3.11
- Grid Basics : Clip View 3.2
- Parameter Affect Group : Clip View 3.11
- Parameter Affect Group Reference : Clip View 3.11
- Quick Editing Audio in Clip View 16.9
- Saving a kit preset in clip view 3.4
- Saving a synth preset in clip view / keyboard view 3.4
- Using a live audio input source in clip view 16.13
- Clone → see Clip
- Colour
- Community Features
- Community Features Menu 21.2
- Compressor
- Compressor blend 11.3
- Deluge Sidechain Example 11.3
- MPE expression, vibrato and sidechain cables 6.2
- Per-sound compressors 11.3
- Selecting sidechain speed 11.3
- Setting the reverb sidechain 11.7
- Setting up the master compressor 11.3
- Setting up the sidechain 11.3
- Sidechain compressor 7.311.3
- Sidechain Envelope 11.3
- Controls
- Assigning controls to modulation depth 2.7
- Assigning user parameters to existing controls 2.7
- Custom Parameter Affect Controls 2.7
- Example: Automating Pan with Controls 6.1
- General Operating Controls 2.2
- MIDI Out Controls 18.9
- Parameter Control - Rotary Push Controls - Toggle Options A
- Sidebar controls 5.1
- Copy → see Automation Clip Note
- Copy and paste
- Count-in
- CPU
- Cross-screen editing
- CV
- Accessing general CV settings 19.5
- Arpeggiator on MIDI and gate rows 8.1
- Changing clip CV channel within session view 19.6
- Creating / converting to CV clips within kits 19.6
- Creating a basic CV clip 3.3
- CV 19.2
- CV — Introduction 19.1
- CV & Gate Out 19.4
- CV Connections & Compatibility 19.2
- CV General Settings 19.5
- CV Hardware Configuration 19.3
- CV Out within Kits & Songs 19.6
- CV, gate, and trigger clock (“CLK IN”) connectors 1.3
- Gate 19.2
- Step recording a basic synth / MIDI / CV pattern 4.4
- Synth, Keyboard, MIDI, CV Clips A
- Trigger clock 19.2
- Typical CV Set Up 19.3
- Using both channels, CV2 source and naming 19.5
D
- Decimation
- Decimation 11.4
- Delay
- Delete → see Automation Clip Kit row Sample Song
- Distortion
- Drum pad grid
- Drums → see Kit
- Duplicate → see Clip
- DX7
- DX7 synth → Features: DX Synth
E
- Effects
- Accessing effects in session mode 11.10
- Distortion Effects 11.4
- Effects 7.3
- Effects and Parameters 11.2
- Effects Architecture 11.1
- Effects in Session View 11.10
- Effects Overview 11.2
- Grain Mod FX 11.8
- Kit FX Menu & Affect Entire 9.3
- Mod-FX Parameters 11.8
- Modulation Effects 11.8
- Setting a kit mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting a song mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting mod-FX 11.8
- Track input and track FX 16.5
See also Delay Distortion EQ Reverb Stutter
- Envelope
- EQ
- Euclidean sequencing
- Export → see Audio export Resampling
F
G
- Grain
- Grain Mod FX 11.8
- Grid
- Alphanumeric Keyboard & Grid Layout 2.6
- Grid Basics : Clip View 3.2
- Grid loop pads 17.3
- Navigating the Grid 4.10
- Playing a song grid pattern 12.4
- Scrolling The Grid 4.10
- Setting the arranger grid resolution 14.3
- Sound Editor: Grid Shortcuts 7.5
- Zooming The Grid 4.10
- Zooming the grid horizontally 4.10
H
- Hardware
- CV Hardware Configuration 19.3
- CV, gate, and trigger clock (“CLK IN”) connectors 1.3
- DC Power Socket (9 - 12V) 1.3
- Deluge as USB host with a USB device 20.1
- Front Panel 1.3
- Hardware Overview 1.3
- Headphone output 1.3
- L / MONO and R outputs 1.3
- Line input 1.3
- Loading Samples from SD Card into Audio Clips 16.3
- Mic input 1.3
- MIDI Hardware Configuration 18.2
- Rear Panel 1.3
- SD Card Layout 15.3
- SD card slot 1.3
- Transferring presets (SD card to SD card) 3.5
- USB 1.3
- USB Host 18.1
- USB Host Mode for Devices 20.1
- Hold press
- Hold press time 2.2
I
K
- Keyboard view
- Adjusting default keyboard view settings 5.1
- Changing the keyboard view 5.1
- Chord keyboard and chord library 5.1
- Drum keyboard zoom levels 5.2
- Example of Isomorphic Chord Shapes 5.1
- Isomorphic or In-Key Keyboard view 5.1
- Keyboard A
- Keyboard View & Chords 5.1
- Live recording a basic synth pattern using keyboard 4.4
- Loading and selecting from the drum keyboard 5.2
- Piano keyboard 5.1
- Pinned keyboard 2.5
- Saving a synth preset in clip view / keyboard view 3.4
- Synth, Keyboard, MIDI, CV Clips A
- Kit
- Adding a synth-based preset to a kit row 9.4
- Adding samples to a kit 9.4
- Adjusting a kit row colour 9.2
- Adjusting affect parameters for kits 9.2
- Creating / converting to CV clips within kits 19.6
- Creating / converting to MIDI within kit clips 18.10
- Creating a new blank kit clip 3.3
- Creating a new kit clip + multiple (folder) samples 3.3
- Creating a new kit clip + sample 3.3
- Creating a new synthesizer row in a kit clip 7.4
- CV Out within Kits & Songs 19.6
- Deleting kit rows in the sequencer 9.2
- Drum randomizer - adding random samples to a kit 9.4
- DX7 in kits 7.8
- Kit arpeggiator 8.1
- Kit Basics 9.2
- Kit clips 3.1A
- Kit Creation Workflow 9.1
- Kit FX Menu & Affect Entire 9.3
- Kit Presets & Samples 9.4
- Kit Presets ver 2.1 B
- Lazy chop manual slicing audio in a kit 9.5
- Learning kits and song parameters 18.3
- MIDI Out within Kits & Songs 18.10
- Mixdown, kit drums and file names 15.4
- Notes on Kits and Firmware Variants 18.13
- Re-ordering kit rows in the sequencer 9.2
- Recording an audio sample in to a new kit 9.5
- Recording an audio sample into an existing kit 9.5
- Renaming sounds within a kit 9.4
- Sampling & Recording Audio within Kits 9.5
- Saving a kit preset in clip view 3.4
- Saving a kit row as a synth preset 3.4
- Selecting a kit preset 3.4
- Selecting kit view 9.2
- Setting a kit mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting delay at kit level or sound level 11.6
- Setting EQ at kit level or sound level 11.5
- Setting kit and sound level distortion effect amount 11.4
- Slicing audio across a new kit 9.5
- Step recording a basic kit pattern 4.4
- Synths and Kits 3.1
See also Kit row Drum pad grid
- Kit row
L
- Launching
- Adjusting armed countdown on the fly 12.312.4
- Arming audio clips for recording in session view 16.6
- Arming audio tracks for recording in arranger mode 16.7
- Arming to launch / stop a clip in session view 12.3
- Arming to launch / stop a section in session view 12.3
- Immediately launching / stopping a clip in session view 12.3
- Launch Control of Single Clips in Session Grid View 12.4
- Launch Control of Single Clips in Session Row View 12.3
- Launch exclusively 12.5
- Launch playhead and bars remaining 12.5
- Launching 12.5
- Launching / stopping a clip or section in session grid view 12.4
- Record-arming new clips 12.4
- Length → see Clip Note
- LFO
- Looping
- Audio Loop Margins 17.5
- Basic Looping 17.3
- Deluge Looping Overview 17.1
- Grabbing tempo from a loops audio clip 17.3
- Grid loop pads 17.3
- Instrument Loop Recording 17.6
- LOOP v LAYER Global Commands 17.4
- Looper Workflow 17.2
- Overdub in place 17.3
- Quick editing of audio loop length - trim / extend 16.9
- Recording a basic first audio loop 17.3
- Recording a regular audio overdub loop 17.3
- Recording a regular instrument first loop 17.6
- Recording a regular instrument overdub loop 17.6
- Recording continuous audio overdub loops 17.3
- Recording continuous instrument overdub loops 17.6
- Setting up an external foot controller for looping 17.4
- Lumi
M
- Macros
- Metronome
- MIDI
- Arpeggiator on MIDI and gate rows 8.1
- Automatic set up of an external MPE MIDI controller 18.13
- Changing clip MIDI channel within session view 18.10
- Configuring the MIDI fill option 4.7
- Creating / converting to MIDI within kit clips 18.10
- Creating a basic MIDI clip 3.3
- Delay sync type when cloning 11.6
- Differentiating MIDI Input devices 18.1
- Follower: MIDI synchronisation from external gear 18.2
- Global MIDI Commands 18.4
- Leader: MIDI synchronisation to external gear 18.2
- LFO2 sync 10.3
- Manual set up of an external MPE MIDI controller 18.13
- Manually setting tempo magnitude as follower / leader 18.6
- MIDI Connections 18.1
- MIDI follow 18.5
- MIDI Follow & Feedback 18.5
- MIDI Hardware Configuration 18.2
- MIDI Implementation Chart 18.2
- MIDI In 18.3
- MIDI MPE Output 18.14
- MIDI Out Controls 18.9
- MIDI Out Settings 18.8
- MIDI Out within Kits & Songs 18.10
- MIDI presets 3.4
- MIDI Settings 18.2
- MIDI settings in sound editor 18.8
- MIDI Takeover Mode 18.3
- MIDI-controlled transpose 4.9
- MPE Application for MIDI Input in Deluge 18.12
- Nudging MIDI sync adjustments 18.2
- Overview of MIDI MPE and Polyphonic Aftertouch 18.11
- Per-device MIDI thru and relative CC 18.2
- Recording automation using an external controller 18.3
- Relative takeover 18.3
- Renaming MIDI tracks in arranger 3.6
- Setting MIDI differentiation on 18.1
- Setting up an external controller 18.3
- Setting up an external keyboard or pads 18.3
- Setting up an external MIDI channel 18.9
- Setting up an external MIDI foot switch controller 18.4
- Setting Up MIDI MPE 18.13
- Setting up MIDI takeover mode 18.3
- Setting up MIDI-thru 18.2
- Settings Options for MPE MIDI Zones 18.13
- Song MIDI learn menu 18.3
- Sounds sending MIDI notes 9.5
- Step recording a basic synth / MIDI / CV pattern 4.4
- Sync 11.6
- Sync-scaling 18.7
- Synth, Keyboard, MIDI, CV Clips A
- Takeover Examples 18.3
- Typical MIDI Set Up 18.2
- Using sync scaling 18.7
- MIDI CCs
- MIDI follow → Features: MIDI Follow Mode
- Mod-FX
- Modulation
- Assigning controls to modulation depth 2.7
- Connecting a synth modulation source to a parameter 10.1
- Deleting a synth modulation connection 10.1
- FM modulators 7.3
- Modulation Amount 10.1
- Modulation Effects 11.8
- Modulation Routing Advanced 10.2
- Modulation Routing Basics 10.1
- Modulation Source Nested Menu 10.1
- Modulation Source Shortcuts 10.1
- Modulation sources and parameters 10.1
- Other Modulation Sources 10.4
- Viewing the active modulation list 10.1
- MPE
- Adjusting MPE notes values 18.13
- Automatic set up of an external MPE MIDI controller 18.13
- Handling of MPE expression 18.14
- Manual set up of an external MPE MIDI controller 18.13
- MIDI MPE Output 18.14
- Moving MPE notes 18.13
- MPE Application for MIDI Input in Deluge 18.12
- MPE collapse 18.14
- MPE expression, vibrato and sidechain cables 6.2
- Overview of MIDI MPE and Polyphonic Aftertouch 18.11
- Setting Up MIDI MPE 18.13
- Settings Options for MPE MIDI Zones 18.13
- Multisample
- Mute
N
- Note
- Adjusting a clips horizontal note event position 3.8
- Adjusting MPE notes values 18.13
- Adjusting multisample note ranges 7.11
- Changing a recorded synth note velocity 4.5
- Clearing clip notes 3.9
- Copy & Paste Notes and Rows 4.12
- Copying / pasting note range 4.5
- Deluge analysis and selection of note scale 4.8
- Drone notes in linear recording 4.4
- Editing notes’ length 4.5
- Example: Automating Pan with Note Steps 6.1
- Example: Start-Up in Major Scale, C Root Note 4.8
- Manual sharpening / flattening notes in custom scales 4.8
- Manually setting a root note 4.8
- Moving MPE notes 18.13
- Note and Note Row Editor 4.6
- Note Characteristics 4.5
- Note Creativity: Probability & Iteration Dependance 4.7
- Note row play direction 4.7
- Nudging individual notes horizontally 4.5
- Nudging notes vertically 4.9
- Setting a note iteration dependance 4.7
- Setting a note probability to add randomness 4.7
- Setting a note to repeat 4.5
- Sounds sending MIDI notes 9.5
- Nudge
O
- OLED
- Oscillator
- Overdub → see Looping
P
- Pad colours
- Parameter
- Adjusting a parameter in the affect group 3.11
- Adjusting affect parameters for kits 9.2
- Assigning custom control parameters 2.7
- Assigning user parameters to existing controls 2.7
- Batch editing of all parameters 9.3
- Changing a system parameter setting 21.1
- Clip View: Parameter Affect Group Changes 3.11
- Connecting a synth modulation source to a parameter 10.1
- Custom Parameter Affect Controls 2.7
- Delay Parameters 11.6
- Deleting automation for an external parameters 18.9
- Deleting recorded automation for a specific parameter 6.1
- Editing clip parameters in session view 3.11
- Effects and Parameters 11.2
- Learning kits and song parameters 18.3
- Mapping deluge to control external parameters 18.9
- Mod-FX Parameters 11.8
- Modulation sources and parameters 10.1
- Parameter Affect Group : Clip View 3.11
- Parameter Affect Group Reference : Clip View 3.11
- Parameter Automation Basics 6.1
- Parameter Automation Options 6.2
- Parameter Automation View 6.2
- Parameter Control - Rotary Push Controls - Toggle Options A
- Parameter shortcut overlay 7.8
- Recording automation for external parameters 18.9
- Recording manual parameter changes per pad 6.1
- Recording parameter control movements 6.1
- Reverb Parameters 11.7
- Selecting a parameter to edit in automation view 6.2
- Selecting parameter automation view 6.2
- Setting a kit mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting a song mod-FX with affect parameters 11.8
- Setting up common reverb parameters 11.7
- Sound Editor - Synthesizer Parameters 7.5
- Sound editor: editing parameters in nested menus 7.5
- Sound editor: editing parameters using shortcuts 7.5
- Sound Editor: Parameter Editing 7.5
- Synthesizer Clip Parameters 7.3
See also Automation Sound editor
- Patch cables
- Pattern → see Sequencing
- Patterns, saving and loading → Features: Save / Load Patterns
- Performance view
- Performance View 13.1
- Pitch
- About sample pitch detection 7.11
- Example: Start-Up in Major Scale, C Root Note 4.8
- Independent pitch / speed control 16.14
- Manually setting a root note 4.8
- MIDI-controlled transpose 4.9
- Noise, transpose and vibrato 7.3
- Sample interpolation / pitch 21.5
- Screen transpose 4.9
- Time-Stretching & Pitch Shifting 16.14
- Transposing 4.9
- Transposing a clip up or down 4.8
- Transposing every clip 4.9
- Play direction
- Playing
- Loading a song during playback 15.1
- Playback start behaviour 4.3
- Playing a Sequence 4.2
- Playing a song 12.3
- Playing a song grid pattern 12.4
- Playing and stopping a song 2.2
- Playing from the scroll position 14.5
- Playing tracks in arranger 14.3
- Re-sampling at the same time as play 16.10
- Sample Playback Modes 16.12
- Synchronising playback between views 14.5
- Polyphony
- Preset
- Adding a synth-based preset to a kit row 9.4
- Changing a tracks preset when in arranger view 3.4
- Creating a preset folder 3.4
- Factory Library B
- Kit Presets & Samples 9.4
- Kit Presets ver 2.1 B
- MIDI presets 3.4
- Preset changes apply to every clip 3.4
- Presets 3.4
- Saving a kit preset in clip view 3.4
- Saving a kit row as a synth preset 3.4
- Saving a synth preset in clip view / keyboard view 3.4
- Selecting a kit preset 3.4
- Selecting a reverb room size preset 11.7
- Selecting a synth preset 3.4
- Selecting a synth preset with selection menu 3.4
- Synth Presets ver 2.1 B
- Transferring presets (SD card to SD card) 3.5
- Transferring Presets Between Deluge Devices 3.5
- Unlinking cloned clips when using the same preset 3.9
- Probability
- Program change
Q
- Quantize
- Quick reference
- Automation View Editing Quick Reference 6.2
- Deluge Legacy Shortcuts 1.0 C
- Layered shortcuts 2.4
- Loading a sample into the clip using browse shortcut 16.3
- Modulation Source Shortcuts 10.1
- New drum randomizer shortcuts 9.4
- Parameter shortcut overlay 7.8
- Quick Reference Commands A
- Setting the shortcut version pad layout 2.6
- Sound editor: editing parameters using shortcuts 7.5
- Sound Editor: Grid Shortcuts 7.5
R
- Randomize
- Recording
- Arming audio clips for recording in session view 16.6
- Arming audio tracks for recording in arranger mode 16.7
- Changing the default recording quantization 4.5
- Drone notes in linear recording 4.4
- Instrument Loop Recording 17.6
- Live recording a basic pattern using audition pads 4.4
- Live recording a basic synth pattern using keyboard 4.4
- Re-sampling at the same time as a voice plays 16.10
- Re-sampling at the same time as play 16.10
- Record-arming new clips 12.4
- Recording a basic first audio loop 17.3
- Recording a regular audio overdub loop 17.3
- Recording a regular instrument first loop 17.6
- Recording a regular instrument overdub loop 17.6
- Recording an audio clip in arrangement view 16.7
- Recording an audio clip in session view 16.6
- Recording an audio sample in to a new kit 9.5
- Recording an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Recording an audio sample into an existing kit 9.5
- Recording audio clips ‘pedal style” 17.3
- Recording automation for external parameters 18.9
- Recording automation using an external controller 18.3
- Recording continuous audio overdub loops 17.3
- Recording continuous instrument overdub loops 17.6
- Recording into arranger directly from session view 14.6
- Recording into Audio Clips in Arranger View 16.7
- Recording into Audio Clips in Session View 16.6
- Recording manual parameter changes per pad 6.1
- Recording parameter control movements 6.1
- Recording Pattern Sequences 4.4
- Sampling & Recording Audio within Kits 9.5
- Sampling into a Synth Instrument 7.11
- Setting a recording count-in 4.4
- Setting sampling input monitoring 9.5
- Step recording a basic kit pattern 4.4
- Step recording a basic synth / MIDI / CV pattern 4.4
- Threshold Recording 16.8
- Typical Sampling / Recording Workflow 16.1
See also Automation Looping Resampling
- Rename
- Repeat
- Resampling
- Reverb
- Amount 11.7
- Dampening 11.7
- Digital reverb model and low-pass filter 11.7
- Mutable reverb 11.7
- Pan 11.7
- Reverb 11.7
- Reverb Parameters 11.7
- Reverb Principles 11.7
- Selecting a reverb room size preset 11.7
- Setting reverb send amount 11.7
- Setting the reverb sidechain 11.7
- Setting up common reverb parameters 11.7
- Side 11.7
- Size 11.7
- Width 11.7
S
- Sample
- About sample pitch detection 7.11
- Adding samples to a kit 9.4
- Auto-load samples while browsing 2.5
- Clip length from the sample 16.9
- Creating a new kit clip + multiple (folder) samples 3.3
- Creating a new kit clip + sample 3.3
- Deleting a sample 16.4
- Deleting Samples 16.4
- Drum randomizer - adding random samples to a kit 9.4
- Kit Presets & Samples 9.4
- Loading a sample into the clip using browse shortcut 16.3
- Loading a sample into the clip using sound editor 16.3
- Loading an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Loading Samples from SD Card into Audio Clips 16.3
- Re-sampling at the same time as a voice plays 16.10
- Re-sampling at the same time as play 16.10
- Recording an audio sample in to a new kit 9.5
- Recording an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Recording an audio sample into an existing kit 9.5
- Sample and RAM management 21.5
- Sample interpolation / pitch 21.5
- Sample Playback Modes 16.12
- Sampling & Recording Audio within Kits 9.5
- Sampling into a Synth Instrument 7.11
- Setting sampling input monitoring 9.5
- Typical Sampling / Recording Workflow 16.1
- Using a sample as an oscillator waveform source 7.6
See also Audio clip Multisample Recording Waveform editor
- Saving & loading
- Auto-load samples while browsing 2.5
- Collect Media Function 15.2
- Collecting media 15.2
- Creating / loading a new synthesizer clip 3.3
- Load next song and shift commands 18.4
- Load next song command 15.1
- Loading a sample into the clip using browse shortcut 16.3
- Loading a sample into the clip using sound editor 16.3
- Loading a single cycle wave as an oscillator 7.10
- Loading a song 15.1
- Loading a song and retaining existing song tempo 15.1
- Loading a song during playback 15.1
- Loading an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Loading and selecting from the drum keyboard 5.2
- Loading multisamples into a synth 7.11
- Loading Samples from SD Card into Audio Clips 16.3
- Save & Load Patterns 4.15
- Saving & Loading Songs 15.1
- Saving a kit preset in clip view 3.4
- Saving a kit row as a synth preset 3.4
- Saving a named song 15.1
- Saving a numbered song 15.1
- Saving a synth preset in clip view / keyboard view 3.4
- Saving animation 21.6
- Transferring presets (SD card to SD card) 3.5
- Transferring Presets Between Deluge Devices 3.5
- Scale
- Available Scales in Scale Mode 4.8
- Checking the scale with a long press 4.8
- Creating a custom scale 4.8
- Deluge analysis and selection of note scale 4.8
- Example: Start-Up in Major Scale, C Root Note 4.8
- Learned user scale and active scales 4.8
- Manual sharpening / flattening notes in custom scales 4.8
- Manually changing scale 4.8
- New scales 4.8
- Note Scales 4.8
- Selecting scale mode 4.8
- Scrolling
- Section
- 24 sections 12.5
- Arming to launch / stop a section in session view 12.3
- Editing section repeats in green mode 12.4
- Launching / stopping a clip or section in session grid view 12.4
- Selecting a section for a clip 12.3
- Session Row View Sections 12.3
- Setting repeat mode for a section in session view 12.3
- Sequencing
- Creating a euclidean pattern 4.13
- Creating a new white clip variation pattern 14.4
- Deleting kit rows in the sequencer 9.2
- Duplicating pattern contents - multiply clip length 3.8
- Euclidean Sequencing 4.13
- Example: Euclidean Patterns 4.13
- Live recording a basic pattern using audition pads 4.4
- Live recording a basic synth pattern using keyboard 4.4
- Playing a Sequence 4.2
- Playing a song grid pattern 12.4
- Re-ordering kit rows in the sequencer 9.2
- Recording Pattern Sequences 4.4
- Save & Load Patterns 4.15
- Sequencing Workflow 4.1
- Setting the sequencer play direction 4.2
- Step recording a basic kit pattern 4.4
- Step recording a basic synth / MIDI / CV pattern 4.4
- Walk and pattern modes 8.1
- Session grid view
- Alternate Drum Pad Grid View 5.2
- Copying a clip in session grid view 3.9
- Creating a new clip from session grid view 3.3
- Launch Control of Single Clips in Session Grid View 12.4
- Launching / stopping a clip or section in session grid view 12.4
- Selecting an existing clip to edit from session grid view 12.4
- Soloing clips in session grid view 12.4
- Working in Session Grid View 12.4
- Session row view
- Session view
- Accessing effects in session mode 11.10
- Adjusting session view settings 12.8
- Arming audio clips for recording in session view 16.6
- Arming to launch / stop a clip in session view 12.3
- Arming to launch / stop a section in session view 12.3
- Changing clip CV channel within session view 19.6
- Changing clip MIDI channel within session view 18.10
- Changing the clips instrument from session view 3.4
- Cloning a clip from within session view 3.9
- Configuring a fill clip in session view 3.10
- Creating a new clip from session view 3.3
- Creating an audio clip in session view 3.316.6
- Deleting a clip from within session view 3.9
- Editing clip parameters in session view 3.11
- Effects in Session View 11.10
- Immediately launching / stopping a clip in session view 12.3
- Opening clips in arranger directly from session view 14.5
- Opening clips in session view directly from arranger 14.5
- Recording an audio clip in session view 16.6
- Recording into arranger directly from session view 14.6
- Recording into Audio Clips in Session View 16.6
- Selecting an existing clip to edit from session view 12.3
- Session View A
- Session View Basics 12.2
- Session View Settings 12.8
- Setting repeat mode for a section in session view 12.3
- Soloing clips in session view 12.3
See also Session grid view Session row view
- Settings
- Accessing general CV settings 19.5
- Adjusting default keyboard view settings 5.1
- Adjusting session view settings 12.8
- Adjusting the swing interval setting 4.3
- Changing a system parameter setting 21.1
- Clip Settings menu 3.10
- CV General Settings 19.5
- CV Hardware Configuration 19.3
- MIDI Hardware Configuration 18.2
- MIDI Out Settings 18.8
- MIDI Settings 18.2
- MIDI settings in sound editor 18.8
- Reset-settings workflow 21.1
- Session View Settings 12.8
- Setting repeat mode for a section in session view 12.3
- Setting sampling input monitoring 9.5
- Settings Options for MPE MIDI Zones 18.13
- Stutter direction and per-clip settings 11.9
- System Settings 21.1
- Sidechain → see Compressor
- Slicing
- Solo
- Song
- Capturing an entire Song session into Arranger View 14.6
- Creating a new blank song 15.1
- CV Out within Kits & Songs 19.6
- Deleting a song 15.1
- Exit menus with Song 2.4
- Learning kits and song parameters 18.3
- Load next song and shift commands 18.4
- Load next song command 15.1
- Loading a song 15.1
- Loading a song and retaining existing song tempo 15.1
- Loading a song during playback 15.1
- MIDI Out within Kits & Songs 18.10
- Playing a song 12.3
- Playing a song grid pattern 12.4
- Playing and stopping a song 2.2
- Saving & Loading Songs 15.1
- Saving a named song 15.1
- Saving a numbered song 15.1
- Song Macros 12.7
- Song Menu 12.6
- Song MIDI learn menu 18.3
- Song Workflow 12.1
- Startup song 15.1
- Song grid view → see Session grid view
- Song row view → see Session row view
- Song view → see Session view
- Sound editor
- Exit menus by holding Back 2.4
- Exit menus with Song 2.4
- Horizontal menus 2.4
- Loading a sample into the clip using sound editor 16.3
- Menus 2.4
- MIDI settings in sound editor 18.8
- Sound Editor A
- Sound Editor - Synthesizer Parameters 7.5
- Sound editor colours 7.5
- Sound editor: editing parameters in nested menus 7.5
- Sound editor: editing parameters using shortcuts 7.5
- Sound Editor: Grid Shortcuts 7.5
- Sound Editor: Nested Menus 7.5
- Sound Editor: Parameter Editing 7.5
- Toggle menus 2.4
- Stutter
- Subtractive synthesis
- Swing
- Synth
- Adding a synth-based preset to a kit row 9.4
- Adjusting a synth clip colour 3.7
- Changing a recorded synth note velocity 4.5
- Connecting a synth modulation source to a parameter 10.1
- Creating / loading a new synthesizer clip 3.3
- Creating a New Synthesizer 7.4
- Creating a new synthesizer row in a kit clip 7.4
- Creating a wavetable synthesizer 7.4
- Deleting a synth modulation connection 10.1
- Deluge FM Synthesis 7.2
- Deluge FM Synthesizer Overview 7.2
- Deluge Subtractive Synthesis 7.2
- Deluge Subtractive Synthesizer Overview 7.2
- Deluge Wavetable Synthesis 7.2
- Deluge Wavetable Synthesizer Overview 7.2
- DX7 Synth 7.8
- FM Synthesis 7.2
- Live recording a basic synth pattern using keyboard 4.4
- Loading an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Loading multisamples into a synth 7.11
- Recording an audio sample into a synth 7.11
- Sampling into a Synth Instrument 7.11
- Saving a kit row as a synth preset 3.4
- Saving a synth preset in clip view / keyboard view 3.4
- Selecting a synth preset 3.4
- Selecting a synth preset with selection menu 3.4
- Selecting FM, ring mod or subtractive synthesizer 7.4
- Setting the synth polyphony 7.9
- Setting the synth unison 7.9
- Sound Editor - Synthesizer Parameters 7.5
- Step recording a basic synth / MIDI / CV pattern 4.4
- Subtractive Synthesis 7.2
- Synth mode 7.3
- Synth Presets ver 2.1 B
- Synth, Keyboard, MIDI, CV Clips A
- Synthesizer Clip Parameters 7.3
- Synthesizer Concepts 7.2
- Synthesizer Creation Workflow 7.1
- Synthesizer engine clips 3.1
- Synths and Kits 3.1
- Wavetable Synthesis 7.2
See also FM synthesis Oscillator Subtractive synthesis Wavetable
- SysEx
T
- Tempo
- ‘grabbing tempo’ to avoid time-stretching 16.11
- Adjusting the tempo 2.2
- Four-press tap tempo 4.3
- Grabbing tempo from a loops audio clip 17.3
- Loading a song and retaining existing song tempo 15.1
- Manually setting tempo magnitude as follower / leader 18.6
- Manually setting the tempo 4.3
- Setting tempo magnitude matching 18.6
- Setting the tempo using tap tempo 4.3
- Tempo & Swing 4.3
- Tempo automation 14.5
- Tempo Magnitude Matching 18.6
- Time-stretching to match current tempo 16.14
- Time-stretching
- Track → see Arranger view
- Trimming
- Trimming from the start 16.9
- Triplets
- Triplet view 4.5
U
V
- Velocity
- Views
- All Views A
- Arranger relationship with the other views 14.2
- Relationship Between Views 14.2
- Synchronising playback between views 14.5
- Views 2.3
See also Arranger view Clip view Keyboard view Session view
- Volume
- Adjusting the main volume level 2.2
- Bend range, level, pan and direction 7.3
- Checking zoom level resolution 4.10
- Preview volume 2.5
- Setting delay at kit level or sound level 11.6
- Setting delay at sound level 11.6
- Setting EQ at kit level or sound level 11.5
- Setting EQ at sound level 11.5
- Setting kit and sound level distortion effect amount 11.4
- Setting sound level distortion effect amount 11.4
- VU meter
- VU meter 12.2
W
- Wavefold
- Wavefold 11.4
- Waveform editor
- Adding / locating waveform loop markers 16.11
- Audio Clip View - Quick Editing 16.9
- Deleting waveform loop markers 16.11
- Quick Editing Audio in Clip View 16.9
- Quick editing of audio length - time stretch 16.9
- Quick editing of audio loop length - trim / extend 16.9
- Shift the waveform in view 16.9
- Waveform editing length with start & end points 16.11
- Waveform Editor 16.11
- Waveform View & Detailed Audio Editing 16.11
- Wavetable
- White clips
- Workflow