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Performance: Chapter 3

22 AIRSYNTH REFERENCE MANUAL

Using the Axyz™ Controller

The airSynth is the second in a line of Alesis products to use the

groundbreaking Axyz controller. This controller allows you to use

your hand to control the sound of your music in a way never before

possible.

The Axyz Controller works by sending a beam of invisible infrared

light out of the top of the unit. There are sensors all around the dome

which see the light when it is reflected back. By moving your hand

around the dome, you reflect the light to different sensors, and this

changes the sound of the effect.

There are three sets of sensors in the Axyz controller, they are known

as the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis.

The X-axis sensor reads your hand position from left to right.

The Y-axis sensor reads your hand position from the front to the back

of the unit.

The Z-axis sensor reads how close your hand is to the sensor (up and

down).

Tip: When playing the airSynth, make sure to move your hand in

all three directions. Some of the programs don’t use the Y-axis,

but most use all three.

You should hear an effect when your hand gets within 6” (15 cm) of

the Axyz controller. For a list of what each axis does to the sound, see

the Program Chart which came with your unit.

Note that ambient light can affect the sensitivity of the Axyz controller.

Make sure that you don’t sit the airSynth right next to a light source or

in the sun, or you may notice that you need to move your hand closer

to hear an effect. You may also notice this if a large light is pointed

directly at the airSynth when you are on stage.

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