Creating Mappings With Lumatone Editor
Learn how to create and edit mappings, and how to use the Lumatone Editor Software.Mapping Basics
Approaches to Lumatone Mappings: An Overview.
This article serves as an introduction to mappings for Lumatone: it explores the various broad approaches to mapping Lumatone, and the reasons for their use.
What's the difference between a Lumatone Mapping and a Preset?
A Lumatone mapping stores your keyboard layout in a computer file, while a preset is loaded onto your Lumatone for easy recall.
Preloaded Preset Mappings
Your Lumatone comes preloaded with ten unique mappings that will help you quickly explore isomorphism and microtonality.
Using the Lumatone Editor Software
What are Mapping-Specific Settings?
Most of the settings you can define on Lumatone are saved with mappings, instead of globally. Here's what they are.
Loading and Saving Mappings and Presets
Lumatone Editor allows you to load and save mappings as .LTN files. It also allows you to send mappings to your Lumatone for saving into preset buttons.
What is Lumatone Editor and How Do I Install It?
Lumatone Editor is free software that allows you to connect to your Lumatone, edit its settings, create mappings, and send them to your instrument.