opcode studio 4 Manual Do Utilizador
PART 2: Using The Studio 4
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When you have muted one or more MIDI
messages, an “M” appears in the appropri-
ate location in the Routing, Channelizing
and Muting window.
messages, an “M” appears in the appropri-
ate location in the Routing, Channelizing
and Muting window.
Figure 7.9: MIDI Muting Indicator
MIDI CHANNELIZING
Use MIDI channelizing to change the
MIDI channel number of data either
entering or exiting the Studio 4.
MIDI channel number of data either
entering or exiting the Studio 4.
MIDI channelizing is particularly useful if
you have devices (usually older MIDI
equipment) that transmit or receive on a
fixed channel. You can use MIDI channel-
izing to change a fixed MIDI channel.
you have devices (usually older MIDI
equipment) that transmit or receive on a
fixed channel. You can use MIDI channel-
izing to change a fixed MIDI channel.
Using MIDI Channelizing
Figure 7.10: MIDI Channelizing Area
Use the MIDI channelizing row (desig-
nated by a “Ch”) to rechannel incoming
MIDI messages. Use the MIDI channeliz-
ing column to rechannel outgoing
messages.
nated by a “Ch”) to rechannel incoming
MIDI messages. Use the MIDI channeliz-
ing column to rechannel outgoing
messages.
Click one of the channelizing squares (as
shown in Figure 7.11).
shown in Figure 7.11).
Figure 7.11: Click to Open Channelizing Window
StudioÊ4 Input
Channelizing
Row
StudioÊ4 Output
Channelizing
Column