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To jump within a Cue Stack instead of testing / untesting a Playback just change the remote command in the inverted comments.
144,36”1,10j” // Jump to Cue Id 10 on Playback 1
It is also possible to map the note or velocity directly into the remote command using the %01 for the note and %02 for the
velocity.
So the following command would look for Note On, Note 36 and then use the Velocity to jump to a specific step on the Playback.
144,36”1,%02j”
144,36”82,%02H”
The %02 is replaced with the velocity received, so that if MagicQ receives
144 36 50
then it will execute the remote command
1,50j
Which jumps to Cue Id 50 on Playback 1
For the latest list of remote commands check the section on ChamSys Remote Protocol Commands.
34.1.4
Default miditable.txt file
144,36"1t" 128,36"1u" 144,38"2t" 128,38"2u" 144,40"3t" 128,40"3u" 144,41"4t" 128,41"4u" 144,43"5t" 128,43"5u" 144,45"6t"
128,45"6u" 144,47"7t" 128,47"7u" 144,48"8t" 128,48"8u" 144,50"9t" 128,50"9u" 144,52"10t" 128,52"10u" 144,53"11t" 128,53"11u"
144,54"12t" 128,54"12u" 144,55"13t" 128,55"13u" 144,56"14" 128,56"14u" 144,57"15t" 128,57"15u" 144,58"16t" 128,58"16u"
144,59"17t" 128,59"17u" 144,60"18t" 128,60"18u" 144,61"19t" 128,61"19u" 144,62"20t" 128,62"20u" 144,63"21t" 128,63"21u"
144,64"22t" 128,64"22u" 144,65"23t" 128,65"23u" 144,66"24t" 128,66"24u" 144,67"25t" 128,67"25u" 144,68"26t" 128,68"26u"
144,69"27t" 128,69"27u" 144,70"28t" 128,70"28u" 144,71"29t" 128,71"29u" 144,72"30t" 128,72"30u" 144,73"31t" 128,73"31u"
144,74"32t" 128,74"32u" 144,75"33t" 128,75"33u" 144,76"34t" 128,76"34u"
It is possible to test how MagicQ responds to Midi commands by typing in the Midi message on the keyboard. This is only
supported when connected to a MagicQ Wing or Interface. For example to test the command
144,36,127 Note On, note 36, velocity 127
Type testmidi followed by the message on the keyboard with no spaces between the MIDI values.
testmidi 144,36,127
34.2
MIDI Notes Transmit
To transmit a MIDI Note command, first set the MIDI Out Type in the Setup Window. You can choose between “None”, “Any
chan” and “Requested Chan”. When set to “Requested Chan” the requested channel is configured in the MIDI Out Chan field.
When set to “Any chan” MagicQ will send out any MIDI commands specified in the Cue Stack macro field regardless of the
channel specified. When set to “Requested Chan” MagicQ will always change the MIDI commands before transmission to be
sent on the requested MIDI channel
MIDI commands are entered in decimal in the Macro field of the Cue Stack Window (page right) using the ‘N’ macro command.
It is possible to over-ride the channel specified in the MIDI commands using the MIDI Out Channel in the Setup Window.
