BobF wrote

MisterE wrote

Anderton wroteIt does have transport controls.

Except that the button with the green triangle is labeled "Selection." not "Play," and the button with the red dot is labeled "Replace," not "Record." That takes the cake in counter-intuition. It's kind of like introducing a car with labeling where "D" doesn't stand for "drive," it stands for "driveway," and "R" doesn't stand for "Reverse," it stands for "Radio."

Those are likely second function labels ... same as the ATOM SQ

Fair enough, though that doesn't make the labels any less strange. Or make it an equal opportunity controller.

The secondary functions are available when you hold the Shift button. I think Nektar probably assumed that the symbols for FF, Rew, Stop, Record, etc. have become accepted as a standard, and a suitable replacement for text.

All the secondary functions have equivalents in Studio One, but I suppose it's up to Nektar or PreSonus. to decide whether they're going to do the required mapping.