Note - This manual only covers information related to the specific product and synthesizer model. Please also see the Global User Manual for more information about the main portions of the software that are not specific to the synthesizer model.

This software will work with the Dave Smith Instruments Mopho keyboard model synthesizer. Runs on 64bit MacOS 10.15 - 12 and Windows 10 - 11 systems. Plug-ins work with recent and latest versions of Steinberg Cubase & Nuendo, Ableton Live, Apple Logic Pro, Propellerheads Reason, Cakewalk Bandlab, MOTU Digital Performer, Presonus StudioOne, Bitwig Studio, Cockos Reaper, ImageLine FLStudio, Acoustica Mixcraft, and AcidPro Next, and other DAW's that support independent MIDI port I/O configurations.For DAW Host setup information, please see the DAW Setup Guide.

Table of Contents

• Using The Graphical User Interface
  • The Main User Interface View
• MIDI Implementation Chart
• Disclaimer

Using The Graphical User Interface

The graphical user interface of the VST-AU Mopho KB Editor is designed for maximum ease of use, giving you easy access to all of the parameters right on one screen. You are also able to rename, modify and browse the Patches right inside the Editor itself. All controls are handled via either a slider, knob, combo box, button or text edit box.

You will need to make a few settings on the Mopho Keyboard first to make sure things are running properly. Make sure you have your MIDI ports and channels set up and matching properly and that all cables are working and connected properly.

• Power on the Synth. Hold the 'Global/Program Mode' down to enter 'Global Mode'.
• Set Global Parameter MIDI Channel to the channel the Editor is using.
• Set Global Parameter MParam Send: NRPN
• Set Global Parameter MIDI Control: On
• Set Global Parameter MIDI Sysex: On
• Setup the other Global Mode parameters to your preference.

The Main User Interface View

• The File menu allows you to save and load Standalone Setup files. It will recall all your patch and bank settings.
• The Settings menu allows you to configure your Audio Card Settings and Remote MIDI keyboard controller input.
• The Help menu provides links to online help.

1. Patch Name and Number - Shows the Patch name and Patch Number. Click on this to edit the Patch name.
2. Last Parameter and Value - Shows the last parameter modified and it's value.
3. Patch Increment - Move up one Patch.
4. Patch Decrement - Move down one Patch.
5. COPY button - Copy this Patch to clipboard.
6. PASTE button - Paste from clipboard to Patch.
7. RAND button - Click to randomize the Patch.
8. SETUP button - Opens the 'MIDI Setup' view (see 'MIDI Setup' section).
9. MON button - Opens the 'MIDI Monitor' view (see 'MIDI Monitor' section).
10. PATCH button - Opens the 'Patch Manager' view (see 'Patch Manager' section).
11. MIDI LED indicators - Shows when MIDI data is coming into or out of the editor.

Some hosts do not allow plug-ins to use keystrokes on the main plug-in window. You can still use the Patch Manager to rename the Patch in this case.

Use the Mouse Scroll Scroll Wheel to increment slider and knob movements in single increments.

Double-click a slider or knob to set it to 'middle' position.

Use the arrow buttons on your keyboard to move up and down and left and right through Patches.

MIDI Implementation Chart

The following MIDI data is transmitted (Tx) and Received (Rx) from the Editor and may be filtered as well.

For a full list of the parameters and their value ranges, please refer to the synthesizer's User Manual.

Disclaimer

Dave Smith Instruments, and the Mopho™ names and logos are the property of Dave Smith Instruments. Steinberg and the VST name and logos are the property of Steinberg Media, GmbH. Apple Computer and the Audio Units name and logos are the property of Apple Computer.