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Choose MIDI Routing, Channelizing 
and Muting from the Studio 4 menu to 
open the Routing, Channelizing and 
Muting window.

When you open an RCM window it 
reflects the current Routing, Channelizing 
and Muting setup of the Studio 4.

Four separate areas make up the Routing, 
Channelizing and Muting grid. These 
areas are illustrated in Figure 7.2 and are 
discussed later in this chapter.

When you edit this window, the changes 
are sent immediately to the Studio 4. The 
Studio 4 always reflects the current setup 
of this window. The Studio 4 remembers 
this setup when you close the RCM 
window (or you make another window 
active). If you want your Studio 4 to 
remember the most recent MIDI Routing, 
Channelizing and Muting configuration, 
turn it off only after closing or de-activat-
ing the RCM window.

Notice that the MIDI Routing Area is a 
sixteen row by sixteen column grid. Each 
column represents one of sixteen Studio 4 
MIDI inputs and each row represents one 
of sixteen Studio 4 MIDI outputs. How-
ever, a single Studio 4 has only eight 
MIDI inputs and eight MIDI outputs. If 
your Studio Setup document contains 

MIDI Routing 
Area

Timecode Routing 
Area

Channelizing 
Area

Muting 
Area