JesterML Operating Manual
MIDI Control
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way. The normal submaster Page Overlay rules apply - you must lower the
submaster on one page before you can output the same submaster on another page.
MIDI Notes – Velocity Sensing
Some MIDI instruments have this function. It enables the musician to control the
loudness of the music by playing notes and chords delicately for soft music or hard
for loud music. The MIDI signal that is transmitted by such instruments consists of a
Velocity in the range 0 to 127.
If the instrument does not have Velocity sensing, the Velocity is fixed by the
manufacturer, often at 63 rather than 127 so that the music that is being played is not
too loud.
MIDI Notes – Preset mode
The first note of any octave will drive channel 1, the second note of any octave will
drive channel 2 and so on. The velocity information is used to determine the fade
rate of a channel.
MIDI Notes – Run mode
The first note of any octave will drive submaster 1, the second note of any octave will
drive submaster 2 and so on. The velocity information is used to determine the fade
rate of the submaster.
MIDI Show Control
MIDI Show Control (MSC) operates in Run Mode only. Supported Commands to
control the memory stack are:
GO
STOP (Pause)
RESUME (Un-pause)
TIMED_GO (
maximum fade time is 5 minutes
)
LOAD (Set next memory)
RESET (Go first memory)
Cue number
is mandatory for LOAD.
Cue numbers
are optional for GO, STOP,
RESUME and TIMED_GO. Commands are ignored if the
cue number
is invalid or is
not programmed on the desk. Any
Cue list
and
Cue path
numbers sent by the
controller are ignored by the desk.
The following supported commands control the overall output from the desk:
ALL_OFF (Blackout ON)
RESTORE (Blackout OFF)
The
desk
listens for MSC commands that have
command_format
'Lighting' (0x01), or
'All-Types' (0x7F). The
Device_ID
0-111 that the desk listens to for MSC commands
can be set using the <MIDI Setup> menu. The
desk
will also listen to the MSC
broadcast
Device_ID
(0x7F).
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