“Str” appears on the display, representing the Store function.ģ. Press the EDIT/EXIT push button (6) for a second.Ģ. As soon as you press the Preset push button a second time (LED goes out), the new preset is activated.ġ. The preset number is shown on the display.

Press and hold down the Preset push button while turning one of the rotary knobs E9–E16.

Make sure that none of the push buttons (3) to (6) (MMC, MUTE, Preset, EDIT) are pressed. The new preset number is shown on the display.

Select a preset with the +/– push buttons ( (7)) found below the display.

Selecting presets by manually stepping up or down:

Press and hold down the Preset push button while pressing the key (1–8) with the number of the preset you want to use.

Press the PRESET push button for a second and select the preset you want to use with the push buttons E1 – E8.

There are several ways to load a preset: Selecting presets directly: The most recently used preset is loaded when the device is switched on. You can find the settings of the default presets (Table 7.4) in the appendix. The UMA25S has 16 memory locations to store your own presets.

Please note the difference that is made between push buttons (see control elements (2) – (7) and (12)) and keys on the keyboard (control element (1))! Please do not confuse these two control elements! 5.1 Presets The following gives you a detailed description on how to use the UMA25S. Find out how to make assignments on the UMA25S in Chapter 5.4.

You are you using your own controller configuration that you created in Edit Mode.

In this case, you need to specify the assignments on the receiving device.

You are using one of the presets with the default controller configuration (see Table 7.3).In principle, there are two options for assigning control elements: It is possible to use more than one button, knob, slider, etc., at the same time and that their data are simultaneously sent via MIDI. When moving a control element, the value changes are displayed. The current firmware version appears on the screen as soon as the keyboard is switched on, after which the current preset number is shown. The controls comprise keyboard, Pitch Bend and Modulation wheel, Volume control slider, 8 rotary knobs, 8 push buttons as well as Sustain and Expression pedals. Most Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) are capable of receiving control data according to MIDI specifications. The UMA25S has an array of control elements with which you can control your MIDI equipment via the MIDI output (22) or with which you are able to control your computer applications via USB (using the MIDI standard). UMA25S as USB/MIDI ControllerĪt the highest control level of the U-CONTROL, you play and control the MIDI data (Play Mode).

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