Behringer X-TOUCH user manual

To perform a factory reset on your Behringer X-Touch, follow these steps:
1. Power off the X-Touch by disconnecting it from the power source.
. While holding down the Solo/Snapshot button and the Down button on the Jog Wheel, power on the X-Touch.
3. Continue holding the Solo/Snapshot button and the Down button on the Jog Wheel until the display shows "RESET."
4. Release the buttons and wait for the X-Touch to complete the reset process.
5. Once the reset is complete, the X-Touch will power on with the factory default settings.
Note: Performing a factory reset will erase all custom settings and configurations you might have applied to your X-Touch.

To change the mode on your Behringer X Touch One, you can follow these steps:
1. Press and hold the "Setup" button on the X Touch One until the display shows "MIDI/Sets."
. Press the "Previous" or "Next" button to navigate through the available modes. The modes include "Standard," "Advanced" and "User."
3. Once you reach the desired mode, press the "Enter" button to confirm your selection.
Here's a brief explanation of the different modes:
- Standard Mode: Provides basic control functions for popular DAWs.
- Advanced Mode: Offers more extensive control options for compatible DAWs.
- User Mode: Allows customized control assignments for specific parameters or third-party plugins.
Make sure to consult the X Touch One manual for more detailed instructions on using different modes and their functionalities.

To use your Behringer X Touch, follow these steps:
1. Setup: Connect the USB cable from the X Touch to your computer. Make sure it is powered on.
2. DAW Configuration: Open your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software. Go to the settings or preferences menu, and select the control surface section. Choose the Behringer X Touch from the list of available control surfaces. Make sure the MIDI input/output options are set correctly.
3. Assigning Functions: Most DAWs have a MIDI learn function that allows you to assign different functions to the X Touch's various buttons, encoders, and faders. Open the MIDI learn menu and start assigning functions by pressing the button or moving the control on the X Touch and then selecting the corresponding function in your DAW.
4. Navigation: The X Touch has various sections for controlling different aspects of your DAW. The main touch screen can be used to select tracks, adjust plugin parameters, and perform other functions. The faders and encoders can control volume, pan, sends, and other parameters on individual tracks. Use the trackbank buttons to navigate between multiple tracks.
5. Transport Controls: The X Touch has transport controls such as play, stop, record, rewind, and fast forward. These buttons allow you to control the playback and recording functions in your DAW.
6. Automation Controls: The X Touch also includes buttons for automation control, allowing you to enable/disable automation recording, switch between different automation modes, and control other automation-related functions.
7. Save and Recall: The X Touch includes buttons for saving and recalling different settings, such as track layouts, configuration presets, and more. These buttons can help you save and recall your preferred setup quickly.
Make sure to consult the user manual for your specific X Touch model for more detailed instructions and to explore all the available features and functions.