Tascam DA-78HR Manuel D’Utilisation
10 - MIDI control
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TASCAM DA-78HR
10.3MIDI Control Change
It is also possible to send use MIDI Control Change
messages to control the sub-mixer parameters, as
described here:
messages to control the sub-mixer parameters, as
described here:
MIDI channels 1 through 8 control channels 1
through 8 on the master DA-78HR in a DTRS chain.
MIDI channels 9 through 16 can be used to control
channels 1 through 8 on the first slave DA-78HR in a
chain.
through 8 on the master DA-78HR in a DTRS chain.
MIDI channels 9 through 16 can be used to control
channels 1 through 8 on the first slave DA-78HR in a
chain.
10.4MIDI System Exclusive
The following are the System Exclusive formats used
by the DA-78HR:
by the DA-78HR:
10.4.1 Identity Reply
Reply to an Identity Request:
10.4.2 TASCAM Exclusive messages
These TASCAM Exclusive messages are developed
for controlling DTRS recorders connected to each
other via the
for controlling DTRS recorders connected to each
other via the
SYNC IN
connections.
The messages follow the following format:
10.4.3 Track delay
Track delay can be set from –200 through +7200
<cc> = 04
<data> is 5 bytes: <tk><da><db><dc><dd>
<tk> = 0s000ttt where s= sign bit (1 if negative) and
ttt is the track number.
ttt is the track number.
<da>, <db>, <dc> and <dd> represent the units, tens,
hundreds and thousands digits respectively of the
delay value.
hundreds and thousands digits respectively of the
delay value.
10.4.4 Crossfade
Can be set from 0 to 90 ms in this way
<cc> = 05
1 data byte, taking a value from 0 through 9 (0
through 90 ms)
through 90 ms)
10.4.5 Machine offset
Used to set the machine offset of a slave machine
chasing to a master via a
chasing to a master via a
SYNC IN
connection (the
master’s chase cannot be set, of course).
The limits of this parameter are ±02:00:00.00. If a
value over or below these limits are entered, the limit
value will be set.
value over or below these limits are entered, the limit
value will be set.
<cc> = 06
<data> is four bytes: <hh> <mm> <ss> <ff>
<hh> = 0sssuuuu, where sss=000 means a plus value,
and sss=01 is a minus value. uuuu is the hours
setting.
and sss=01 is a minus value. uuuu is the hours
setting.
Parameter
MIDI Control
Hex value
Channel fader
Volume (7)
0x07
Channel pan
Pan (10)
0x0a
Master fader
Control (9)
0x09
Channel mute
a
a. Values of 0 through 63 turn mute on, values of
64 through 128 turn it on.
Control (11)
0x0b
F0
SysEx header
7E
Universal SysEx non-realtime header
<
channel
>
Obtained by subtracting 1 from the Machine ID
<06>
sub-ID #1 — general information
<02>
sub-ID #2 — device identity reply
4E
TEAC ID
01
Category = recorder
04
type = digital cassette
04
interface = direct
0C
machine = DA-78HR
<VH>
Software version of unit. Numbers above deci-
mal point, expressed in binary
mal point, expressed in binary
<VL>
Software version of unit. Numbers below decimal
point expressed in binary
point expressed in binary
00
Currently unassigned
00
Currently unassigned
F7
End of SysEx
F0
SysEx header
4E
TEAC ID
<
channel
>
Obtained by subtracting 1 from the Machine ID
11
Operation code (DTRS SYNC IN)
<
an
>
Machine ID set on each DTRS recorder
<
cc
>
Command code
<
data
>
Data — format varies according to command
<
cs
>
checksum — lower 7 bits of the sum of all num-
bers from (and including) <cc> up to <cs>
bers from (and including) <cc> up to <cs>
F7
End of SysEx