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Introduction 4
Hardware Switches on S1 Control Surface
The names of switches on the control surface are in bold, such as Sel. The Surface SHIFT switch on the S1 is indicated by bold
text, in all-caps to distinguish it from references to the
Shift Modifier switch below fader strip 1, and the Shift key on your com-
puter keyboard.
Accessing Secondary Functions Using Surface SHIFT
The Surface SHIFT switches on the S1 are used in conjunction with other switches to access a secondary layer of functions. The
secondary functions of some switches are highlighted in gray above the primary function (such as
< Bank/Home, where Home
is the secondary function). Other switches have secondary functions that are not labeled on the surface. Read this guide to learn how
to access all secondary functions.
The following terminology is used to describe
Surface SHIFT functions.:
Example:
• “Press and hold the
Surface SHIFT switch then press the Bank/Home switch”
is written as
• “Press
Surface SHIFT + Bank/Home”
Momentary or Latching SHIFT
By default, the Surface SHIFT switch operates in momentary behavior (active only while pressed and held down).
You can change this to operate in Latching behavior (pressing toggles the state on or off) in the Preferences tab of
EuControl Set-
tings
.
Surface SHIFT (upper left) and SHIFT switches (lower left)
Back Page Page Inserts EQ DYN Aux Pan BankFlip Bank Nudge Nudge
Top Config X Input
Instr
HEAT Group Mix Channel Home End Mixer Close
Shift Control Opt/Win #/Alt User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Sel
Rec
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Solo
Mute
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Sel
In
Shift
Surface SHIFT
(Modifier)
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