All parameter adjustments are done by using the Left-Click on your mouse. However, holding down the Shift key on your QUERTY Keyboard while using Left-Click will facilitate fine adjustments over any parameters. This is especially useful for when you have an unsynchronised delays and want to hone in on a precise millisecond value.
In addition to the wealth of tape-banks supplied with the M-Tron MkII, it also has a raft of factory Patches, a complete set of instrument settings. To load a factory Patch, simply click+hold in the Patch window and you’ll be able to select one of the carefully crafted Patches, many crafted by Tron aficionados.
To save an edited or new Patch click on the Save Button, type your desired Patch name then click Save.
You can scroll up and down through the Patches via the Up/Down Arrows on the right of this section
Clicking on this reveals the MIDI CC assignment window. Here you can map the sliders and knobs from your external controller keyboard to the parameters of the M-Tron MkII.
M-Tron MkII manuals default to play on ANY MIDI Channel allowing you to play both sides from an 88 note controller. But you can also right-click on these boxes to change the MIDI channels for left and right manuals. This is especially useful if you don’t have an 88-Note keyboard and instead want to use two separate keyboards each covering the 35 note range on different MIDI channels.
This indicates the file path to the M-Tron MkII Library. You can store the M-Tron MkII Library folder on your system hard drive or external drive
This indicates the file path of the MkII User Patch Location. All your saved patches will be in this location.
When in R/A mode only, where Rhythms and Accompaniments are available to both the Left and Right Manuals, there are four key triggering modes available as follows