Audio/MIDI Settings (Standalone Only)

In the standalone application the top section of the settings window is where you can choose your audio output and MIDI input device settings.

Instrument Settings

Layer A MIDI Channel

It is now possible to assign each layer to a different MIDI channel. Select which MIDI channel layer A responds to. Options are All or 1-16.

Layer B MIDI Channel

Select which MIDI channel layer B responds to. Options are All or 1-16.

Allow tail-off on host transport stop

On - Envelope release tails will continue after you press stop on your host DAW.

Off - Envelope release tails will stop after you press stop on your host DAW

<aside> ⚠️ Reverb and delay repeats will always continue after stopping the host.

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Parameter display timer

Choose how long a parameter value will remain visible in the display window after you finished moving it.

Patch browser font scale

Allows you to increase the size of the text in the preset browser.

Mod wheel LFO sensitivity

In M-Tron Pro IV, we’ve greatly increased the amount of depth available to the LFO. This setting allows you to scale back mod wheel (CC1) input into LFO depth for a more musical approach to using the LFO for vibrato.

<aside> ⚠️ Please note that the Mod Wheel needs to be manually assigned to LFO Depth via the CC overlay.

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Low - Our preferred setting for musical performance. Matches the range and behaviour found in previous versions of M-Tron Pro.

Med - A larger range for more dramatic effects or vibratos.