APPLIED ACOUSTICS SYSTEMS Strum Acoustic GS-1, Руководство пользователя

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8.2 MIDI Settings 69
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Note that the range of a knob can be inverted by setting the value of Maximum Value to a
smaller value than that of
Minimum Value
.
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Click on the OK button and the link appears in the list of controllers linked to the control.
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Click on the OK button again to confirm the change and to leave the MIDI Links window.
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Note that the
Minimum Value
and
Maximum Value
of a MIDI link can also be set by
right/control clicking on the corresponding control and selecting the Set MIDI Link Mini-
mum Value or Set MIDI Link Maximum Value command. The value corresponding to the
control position will then be saved as the minimum or maximum value of the MIDI link.
8.2.4 Deleting MIDI Links
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To remove a MIDI link, right-click/Control-click again on the control and choose
Forget
MIDI Link or choose the Forget MIDI Link command from the MIDI menu.
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MIDI links can also be removed from the MIDI Links window by clicking on the MIDI link
to be removed to select it, then by clicking on the
Remove
button and the
OK
button to
confirm the change.
8.2.5 Creating a MIDI Map
A set of MIDI links can be saved into a MIDI map by using the Save MIDI Link As from the
File menu. Different MIDI maps corresponding to different MIDI controllers can thereby be saved
for
Strum Acoustic
. A MIDI map can be loaded by double clicking on the corresponding MIDI
connector icon that appears in the browser when a MIDI map is saved. Furthermore a MIDI map
can be loaded automatically when an instrument is launched.
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To assign a default MIDI map, right-click/Control-click on the MIDI map icon and choose
the
MIDI Link Info command. In the Edit Information Window , select the Set as default
MIDI Links option.
8.2.6 Empty MIDI Map
The factory MIDI maps include a MIDI map called No MIDI link . As its name suggest this map
is empty. Loading this map deactivates all the MIDI links.
It is possible to reload the original version of this MIDI map by importing the factory MIDI
maps file as explained in Section 5.9 in case it was modified by mistake.