On/Off Buttons; Push Buttons; Value Fields - Steinberg RETROLOGUE2 Manual Del Usuario

Retrologue
Common Editing Methods
Buttons

On/Off Buttons

These buttons have 2 states: on and off. If you move the mouse over an On/Off
button, it changes its appearance to show that you can click it.

Push Buttons

Push buttons trigger an action and then go back to their inactive state. These
buttons open menus or file dialogs.

Value Fields

To set a value, you have the following possibilities:
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Presets
Retrologue offers 2 types of presets: section/module presets and VST presets.
Section and module presets store and recall the setup of a specific component on
the Retrologue panel. VST presets contain all information necessary to restore the
complete state of the plug-in.
During setup, the factory presets are installed in a dedicated folder and a user folder
is created for your own presets. The handling of presets is the same throughout the
program.
Double-click in a value field, enter a new value, and press [Enter].
If the entered value exceeds the parameter range, it is automatically set to the
maximum or the minimum value, respectively.
Click in the value field and drag up or down.
Position the mouse over a value field and use the mouse wheel.
Click the up/down triangles next to the field.
To set the parameter to its default value, [Ctrl]/[Command]-click the value
field.
To use a fader to adjust the value, [Alt]/[Option]-click a value field.
To enter musical values, such as key ranges or the root key, with your MIDI
keyboard, double-click the value field, press a key on your MIDI keyboard, and
press [Return].
To navigate to the next parameter, press [Tab]. To jump backwards to the
previous parameter, press [Shift]-[Tab].
If no parameter is selected inside the focused view, pressing [Tab] always
jumps to the first parameter.
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