The Tangent Element Control Surface is composed of four modules.
The layout of the displays of each module mirrors the functions of the knobs/buttons of each module.
The values of each parameter assigned to the knobs can be reset by pressing the knob.
A button: Cycle through the different pages of functions mapped to the module.
The TK module is also an interface for user input parameters. The trackballs and rings provide an intuitive way of precisely modifying parameters and are especially well suited for grading, among other things.
Trackballs: You can modify parameters by spinning the trackballs left / right or up / down based on the current mode.
Rings: You can modify parameters by turning the rings left / right.
The values of the parameters assigned to the trackballs and the rings can be reset by pressing the Reset button above them.
A button: Cycle through the different pages of functions mapped to the module.
The MF module enables you to select the mode you want to work in and provides a transport section, which allows navigation via the trackball and ring as well.
Trackball: You can modify parameters by spinning the trackball left / right or up / down based on the current mode.
Ring: You can modify parameters by turning the ring left / right.
The values of the parameters assigned to the trackballs and the rings can be reset by pressing the Reset button above them.
A button: Cycle through the different pages of functions mapped to the module.
Button sequences for alternate functions on the MF module
The BT module is dedicated to providing quick access to the editing operations and to the Timeline FX.
A button: Cycle through the different pages of functions mapped to the module.
