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Atmosphere
Atmosphere is the ambient bed — the sustained, key-matched pad that sits under a moment and makes silence feel intentional. Choose a sound, engage it, and it swells in and holds until you let it go. Play keys or guitar on top for contemplative moments in your set, or just to add texture to any song.
Engage
The Atmosphere pedal automatically loads the key of your current song so there's no guess work. Just tap on the Engage button to fade in an ambient track that fills infinity with sound. Changes you make to key, tonality, or patch are staged until you press Engage.
Abort
You can easily stop the ambient track by pressing the Abort button. The Atmosphere rack keeps playing even when you change songs.
Patch
This button is used to switch between the five patch presets. You get the five popular Atmosphere patches produced by Aerospace Audio: Exosphere, Thermosphere, Mesosphere, Stratosphere, Troposphere. You can also change the patch by tapping on the LED button in orbit.
Tonality
The tonality button on the left shifts between the three tonalities or modes of the key: major, minor, or neutral. This is done automatically if the pedal is following the song.
Key
The key automatically follows the song by default. You can also change the key either by tapping on the key text to open a menu, or by using the + and - buttons on the right. When you manually change the key, the key letter in the circle will pulse when it's ready to engage.
Downloads
The patch sounds are downloaded dynamically when requested. If you change the key, tonality, or patch, you'll notice the circle in the middle has a loading animation if the track was not previously downloaded. Once complete, the element that you had changed will pulse to indicate you can engage it by tapping on the Engage button.
Menu
You can configure the Atmosphere pedal further by tapping on the menu button on the right. This opens a menu with the following options:

Follow Song
When this is checked, the key of the song drives the key of the ambient player. It will decide between major or minor unless you choose neutral in which case the tonality will stay neutral. Default is on.
Patch
Used to change the patch used to change the ambient sounds.
Tonality
Used to change the tonality between major, minor, and neutral.
Enharmonic
Determines if the note being shows as sharp or flat. The default is Automatic which uses the enharmonic preference of the song, but you can force it one way or the other.
Beat Sync
Optionally aligns crossfades when you engage to the bar or beat. By default this is off.
Visit Aerospace
Takes you to the Aerospace Audio Website
Remove
Removes the panel from the tab.