Index of controls

Every control on the FM-1, with the sections of this manual that describe it. The index is generated from the text each time the manual is built, so it always matches the edition you are reading.

Controls are listed by kind: the encoders, the potentiometer, the buttons, the labels printed under the black keys, and the connectors. Names are written as the panel prints them.
The first entry under each control, in bold, is its place in the panel tour (chapter 3), which shows where it sits on the instrument.
Sequencer functions without a key yet, such as LOOP, are listed last, with a dashed outline. Which button or combination carries each of them is still to be decided (chapter 7).
Keys are not listed one by one. Chapter 3 describes the keyboard, and chapter 7 what the keys do in the sequencer.

Encoders

SELECT: 3.1 Knobs; 1.5 About this manual; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 2.2 A first session; 3 Panel tour; 3.2 Buttons; 3.4.6 The global page; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 5 Sound engines; 6.1 The effect chain; 7.2.3 The step pages; 7.3.1 To lock a parameter on a step; 7.6.2 Length and the loop window; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.9.3 Choosing a tempo; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 7.14 Controls at a glance; 8.3 The rack; 8.4 The matrix; 8.6 Chains; 10.1.1 To open the global page
PRESETS: 3.1 Knobs; 2.1.2 Turning it on; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 2.1.6 The controls under the panel; 2.2 A first session; 3 Panel tour; 3.1.1 How far one step goes; 3.2 Buttons; 3.4.7 Lists; 5 Sound engines; 5.1 Choosing an engine; 5.2 Four sounds at once; 6.1.2 Memory; 12.1.2 Playing; Glossary
ALGORITHM: 3.1 Knobs; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 2.2 A first session; 3 Panel tour; 3.1.1 How far one step goes; 3.2 Buttons; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.7 Lists; 3.4.8 Messages; 4.4 Octave and transpose; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 4.8.3 Acid Gen; 5 Sound engines; 5.2 Four sounds at once; 5.3 Macro; 5.5 Six-Op FM; 5.6 FM6; 5.6.1 Loading voices from SysEx; 5.7 Shapes; 5.8 Sophie; 5.9 Drums; 5.10 Acid Bass; 5.11 Comet Kit; 5.12 Crater Kit; 5.13.1 Drawbar; 5.13.2 Trio; 5.13.3 Phase Bend; 6.1 The effect chain; 6.1.2 Memory; 6.5 PSX Verb; 8.3 The rack; 8.4 The matrix; 8.5 Per voice; 12.1.2 Playing
KNOB1: 3.1 Knobs; 1.5 About this manual; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 2.2 A first session; 3 Panel tour; 3.2 Buttons; 3.4.2 The sound’s page; 3.4.6 The global page; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 4.8.3 Acid Gen; 5.3 Macro; 5.8 Sophie; 5.9 Drums; 5.11 Comet Kit; 5.12 Crater Kit; 6.1 The effect chain; 6.1.1 The Mix page; 6.5 PSX Verb; 7.1.2 What the screen shows; 7.2.3 The step pages; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.9.3 Choosing a tempo; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 8.2 The gesture: making a cable with a knob; 8.3 The rack; 8.4 The matrix; 8.7 Recipes; 10.1.2 What it shows; 10.1.3 The project key
KNOB2: 3.1 Knobs; 3.4.6 The global page; 3.4.7 Lists; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 4.8.3 Acid Gen; 7.2.3 The step pages; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 8.4 The matrix; 8.7 Recipes; 10.1.2 What it shows; 10.1.3 The project key
KNOB3: 3.1 Knobs; 2.2 A first session; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 4.8.3 Acid Gen; 7.2.3 The step pages; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 8.4 The matrix; 8.5 Per voice; 8.7 Recipes; 10.1.2 What it shows
KNOB4: 3.1 Knobs; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 3 Panel tour; 3.2 Buttons; 3.4.2 The sound’s page; 4.8.1 The ARP pages; 4.8.3 Acid Gen; 6.1 The effect chain; 6.1.1 The Mix page; 7.1.2 What the screen shows; 7.2.3 The step pages; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 8.2 The gesture: making a cable with a knob; 8.3 The rack; 8.4 The matrix; 8.5 Per voice; 8.7 Recipes; 10.1.2 What it shows

Potentiometer

Buttons

OCT-: 3.2 Buttons; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 3 Panel tour; 3.1 Knobs; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.8 Messages; 4.4 Octave and transpose; 7.2.6 To change velocity or pitch; 7.14 Controls at a glance; 12.1.2 Playing
OCT+: 3.2 Buttons; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 3 Panel tour; 3.1 Knobs; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.8 Messages; 4.4 Octave and transpose; 7.2.6 To change velocity or pitch; 7.14 Controls at a glance; 12.1.2 Playing
FX: 3.2 Buttons; 2.2 A first session; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.4.3 The effects page; 6.1 The effect chain; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 8.3 The rack
SEL: 3.2 Buttons; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 2.2 A first session; 3 Panel tour; 3.1 Knobs; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.2.2 Functions still to be given a key; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.3 The effects page; 3.4.4 What the colours mean; 3.4.7 Lists; 4.2 Glide and voice modes; 4.8 Arpeggiator; 5.2 Four sounds at once; 6.1 The effect chain; 7 Sequencer; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.2.2 To add a pitch to a step; 7.2.5 To nudge notes; 7.2.6 To change velocity or pitch; 7.2.7 Full velocity; 7.2.8 To clear steps; 7.3.6 To clear locks; 7.5.2 Quantise; 7.6.1 The Clip page; 7.6.4 Double Loop; 7.6.7 Undo; 7.7.3 Song; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.8.5 Metronome; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.9 Capture; 7.9.2 To capture while stopped; 7.9.4 To capture while playing; 7.11.1 Play and stop; 7.11.2 Tempo; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 7.14 Controls at a glance; 8.3 The rack; 8.6 Chains; 10.1.4 Settings; 12.1.2 Playing; Glossary
ENV: 3.2 Buttons; 3.1 Knobs; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.4.5 The sequencer, modulation and arpeggiator pages; 8.2 The gesture: making a cable with a knob; 8.3 The rack; 8.5 Per voice
LFO: 3.2 Buttons; 3.1 Knobs; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.4.5 The sequencer, modulation and arpeggiator pages; 8.2 The gesture: making a cable with a knob; 8.3 The rack
EDIT: 3.2 Buttons; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.4.5 The sequencer, modulation and arpeggiator pages; 8.4 The matrix; 8.5 Per voice; 8.6 Chains; 12.1.2 Playing; Glossary
GLO: 3.2 Buttons; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.6 The global page; 4.4 Octave and transpose; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 8.3 The rack; 10.1.1 To open the global page
HOME: 3.2 Buttons; 2.2 A first session; 3.4.2 The sound’s page; 6.1 The effect chain; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 8.3 The rack; 10.1.1 To open the global page; 12.1.2 Playing
SAVE: 3.2 Buttons; 1.2 Features at a glance; 3 Panel tour; 3.4.8 Messages; 10.2.4 SAVE
ARP: 3.2 Buttons; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.4.5 The sequencer, modulation and arpeggiator pages; 4.8 Arpeggiator; 4.8.2 With the sequencer; 4.8.3 Acid Gen
SEQ: 3.2 Buttons; 2.2 A first session; 3.2.1 Button lights; 3.3 Keys; 3.4.5 The sequencer, modulation and arpeggiator pages; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.7.1 The session view; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.10.1 To focus a track; 7.12 The Set, Clip and Track pages; 7.14 Controls at a glance; Glossary
PLAY/STOP: 3.2 Buttons; 1.5 About this manual; 2.1.2 Turning it on; 2.1.4 Playing from the computer keyboard; 3.2.1 Button lights; 4.8.2 With the sequencer; 7.1 How a pattern is organised; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.7.3 Song; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.8 Recording; 7.8.1 To record; 7.11.1 Play and stop; 7.14 Controls at a glance
REC: 3.2 Buttons; 3.2.1 Button lights; 7.8 Recording; 7.8.1 To record; 7.8.2 First take and overdub; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.9 Capture; 7.9.2 To capture while stopped; 7.9.4 To capture while playing; 7.10 Tracks and routing; 7.14 Controls at a glance; 12.1.2 Playing

Labels under the black keys

OP1: 3.3 Keys; 7 Sequencer; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.2.1 To put notes on a step; 7.2.5 To nudge notes; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.14 Controls at a glance
OP2: 3.3 Keys; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.7.2 To launch a scene; 7.7.4 The song page
OP3: 3.3 Keys; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.2.1 To put notes on a step; 7.2.5 To nudge notes; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.14 Controls at a glance
OP4: 3.3 Keys; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.6.5 To copy steps and clips; 7.7.1 The session view
OP5: 3.3 Keys; 7 Sequencer; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.2.8 To clear steps; 7.3.6 To clear locks; 7.6.6 To delete a clip; 7.7.1 The session view; 7.7.4 The song page; 7.14 Controls at a glance
OP6: 3.3 Keys; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.7.1 The session view; 7.10.2 To mute a track; 7.14 Controls at a glance
PIT: 3.3 Keys; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys
MONO: 3.3 Keys; 4.2 Glide and voice modes; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.10.1 To focus a track; 7.14 Controls at a glance
POLY: 3.3 Keys; 4.2 Glide and voice modes; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.1.3 The key lights; 7.10.1 To focus a track; 7.14 Controls at a glance

Connectors

POWER: 3.5 Connections; 2.1.2 Turning it on; 10.2.4 SAVE; 11.3.1 How it connects
USB: 3.5 Connections
MIDI IN: 3.5 Connections; 4.7 Playing from MIDI; 5.2 Four sounds at once; 7.2.1 To put notes on a step; 7.2.2 To add a pitch to a step; 7.8.1 To record; 7.8.6 Step recording; 7.9.1 What Capture keeps; 9.4 On the FM-1; 13.5 Still to be measured on the device
OUT: 3.5 Connections

Sequencer functions without a button yet

These functions are planned for the sequencer, and which button or combination carries each one is still to be decided.

COPY: 3.2.2 Functions still to be given a key; 7 Sequencer; 7.14 Controls at a glance
LOOP: 1.5 About this manual; 3.2.2 Functions still to be given a key; 7 Sequencer; 7.6.2 Length and the loop window; 7.14 Controls at a glance
SESSION: 3.2.2 Functions still to be given a key; 7.14 Controls at a glance
UNDO: 3.2.2 Functions still to be given a key; 7.1.1 SEQ mode and the keys; 7.6.7 Undo; 7.14 Controls at a glance