Yamaha Programmable Mixer 01, User Manual

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Control Change
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ProMix 01 User’s Guide
1. Press [MIDI].
The MIDI menu appears.
2. Select CONTROL CHANGE
ASSIGN and press [ENTER].
The CONTROL CHANGE
ASSIGN LCD function
appears.
3. With the cursor in the
No./NAME column, use the
PARAMETER wheel to scroll
through the ProMix 01
parameters.
4. Use the cursor buttons to
select the Bank and Control
Change (No.) columns and
the PARAMETER wheel to
set them.
5. When the Bank or Control
Change (No.) column is
selected, the [
π
] [
†
] cursor
buttons can be used to
select ProMix 01 parame-
ters.
6. To exit this function and
return to the MIDI menu,
select EXIT and press
[ENTER], or just press
[MIDI].
The MIDI menu reappears.
!
Remember to set the relevant
parameters on the MIDI SETUP
LCD function before trying to
transmit or receive Control
Changes.
Control Change
In conjunction with a controlling computer or MIDI sequencer,
MIDI Control Change messages are used to control ProMix 01 mix
parameters in real time, providing dynamic mix automation. When
a ProMix 01 mix setting is adjusted, a Control Change message is out-
put. If this message is recorded to computer or MIDI sequencer, dur-
ing playback your mix adjustments can be replayed automatically.
ProMix 01 mix settings can also be controlled by transmitting Con-
trol Changes from other MIDI devices, using, for example, the assign-
able sliders on a synthesizer. This allows you to control ProMix 01
from your synthesizer, or any other device that transmits Control
Changes.
There are 531 controllable mix parameters, 0 through 530, and 1,536
Control Changes, divided into 16 banks of 96. All parameters are ini-
tially assigned to Control Changes. However, you can change these
using the CONTROL CHANGE ASSIGN LCD function. The Control
Change to Parameter Assignment table in the Additions section of
this User’s Guide lists the initial assignments.
Shown below is the CONTROL CHANGE ASSIGN LCD function.
The PARAMETER wheel is used to scroll through the parameters, and
the selected parameter is highlighted. In the Control Change Bank
and No. columns, “--” means no assign.
The MODE option sets the mode: Channel or Register.
Channel — each bank of Control Changes uses a separate MIDI
Channel. The MIDI Channel used depends on the Tx Ch parameter
on the MIDI SETUP LCD function and is determined as follows:
So, for example, when Tx Ch is set to 1, bank 0 data uses MIDI Chan-
nel 1 (1 + 0 = 1) and bank 5 data uses MIDI Channel 6 (5 + 1 = 6).
When Tx Ch is set to 7, bank 0 data uses MIDI Channel 7 (7 + 0 = 7)
and bank 5 data uses MIDI Channel 12 (5 + 7 = 12). If the result is
higher than 16, start again from 1. For example, a value of 19 is MIDI
Channel 3.
The Control Change (CONTROL) OMNI parameter on the MIDI
SETUP LCD function is ignored in Channel mode.
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