TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Cycling '74 Live TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Recall Order Sets the order of recall of this parameter. Lower numbers are recalled first. The order of recall of parameters with the same order number is undefined. Path To Parameter This feature is debug-build only, so you will never see this message. If you insist, this is the moniker path to the parameter object from the top-level of the patcher hierarchy. Link Parameter Name to Scripting Name When checked, the Scripting Name is linked to the Long Name attribute. Long Name The long name of the parameter. This name must be unique per patcher hierarchy. Short Name The short name of the parameter. This name is used for display in the user interface. Scripting Name The scripting name of the object. This name must be unique per patcher. Type The type of the parameter. In general, this will be Int (0-255), Float (32-bit float), Enum (enumerated list of values) or Blob (list). Some parameters do not support certain parameter types, in which case those types will be unavailable in the drop-down menu. Range The range of the parameter (for Int and Float types), or the members of the enumerated list (for Enum types). Range is unsupported for Blob parameters. Clip Modulation Mode The clip modulation mode of the parameter. Available modes depend on the parameter's type. Clip modulation is unsupported for Enum and Blob parameter types. Clip Modulation Range The clip modulation range of the parameter, if modulation is enabled. Initial Value Enabled If enabled, the parameter will be set to an initial value (as specified in the Initial Value column) when the patcher or device is loaded. Turn this on (or off, and then on again) to store the current value of the parameter as the initial value. Initial Value The parameter's initial value, if the Initial Value Enabled checkbox is enabled. Custom Units The string to use when displaying the parameter's value, if "Unit Style" is set to 'Custom'. Simple symbols or sprintf-style strings may be used. Unit Style Parameters have a number of built-in display styles for their data. Choose between them from the drop-down menu. Exponential Scaling When set to a value other than 1., the parameter's input and output values will be exponentially scaled according to the factor entered in this column. Steps The number of steps available between the minimum and maximum values of a parameter. For instance, if the parameter has a range from 0.-64., with Steps set to 4, the user can only set the parameter to 0, 21.33, 42.66 and 64. Units The string to use when displaying the parameter's value, if "Unit Style" is set to 'Custom'. Simple symbols or sprintf-style strings may be used. Linear Value For Int, Float and Enum types, the linear value (without exponential scaling) of the parameter. Value The parameter's value. Parameter Visibility For automatable parameters (Int, Float, Enum), 'Stored Only' disables automation, although parameter values are stored in presets. 'Hidden' causes the parameter's value to be ignored when storing and recalling data. Non-automatable parameters (Blob) are 'Stored Only' by default, and can be set to 'Hidden', if desired. Parameter Visibility The name displayed as the header of the Info View in Live's user interface. By default, this is the Long Name of the parameter, but it can be overriden here. Parameter Visibility The name displayed as the header of the Info View in Live's user interface. By default, this is the Long Name of the parameter, but it can be overriden here. Automapping Index Defines the order in which parameters are automatically associated to the controls on a control surface like Push, APC40,... Update Limit Speed limits values triggered by automation. Update Limit Defers values triggered by automation.