Fractal Audio Axe-Fx III, Руководство пользователя

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8 BLOCKS GUIDE
THE SCENE MIDI BLOCK
The Scene MIDI block is unlike other blocks in that instead of processing audio, it transmits MIDI messages
through the
MIDI OUT
port of the Axe-Fx III. It is set up through a single page with no types or channels. It must be
manually placed on the grid for per-Scene MIDI messages to be transmitted at all. It cannot be bypassed, but any
scene can be set up to transmit no messages.
Once the Scene MIDI block has been placed on the grid, press EDIT to show its menu page.
The current Scene number is shown at the top of the display.
The eight table rows represent eight different messages that can be sent for the current scene.
The four table columns are used to program MIDI messages. For each message, you can select:
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Type: Determines whether the message will be a “PC” (Program Change) or a “CC” (Control Change).
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Channel: Sets the MIDI Channel for the selected message.
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Number: Sets the CC number, if the message is a Control Change.
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Value: Sets the actual PC or CC message data.
Beneath the table, buttons for Scene Down (-) and Scene Up (+) change the scene.
The Clear Row button clears all parameter values for the current row in the current scene.
The Test Row block allows you to transmit a single row for testing purposes.
Several examples of Scene MIDI block programming appear below. Unused commands are not shown.
MIDI
1 Blocks, 0 Channels
Command 1
Command 2
TYPE
PC
PC
CHANNEL
3
4
NUMBER
11
64
VALUE
--
--
Scene: 1
Command 1
Command 2
TYPE
PC
PC
CHANNEL
3
4
NUMBER
14
59
VALUE
--
--
Scene: 2
EXAMPLE 1:
In this example, Scenes 1 and 2 each transmit two different PCs to devices on channels 3 and 4.
EXAMPLE 2:
In this example, Scenes 1 and 2 each transmit two different CCs to devices on channels 3 and 4.
Imagining two toggle switches, the values swap from one scene to the next.
EXAMPLE 3:
In this example, Scenes 1 transmits a CC and a PC to a device on Channel 9.
Scene 2 transmits nothing to the device on Channel 9, but sends different messages to three other devices.
Command 1
Command 2
TYPE
CC
CC
CHANNEL
3
4
NUMBER
80
81
VALUE
0
127
Scene: 1
Command 1
Command 2
TYPE
CC
CC
CHANNEL
3
4
NUMBER
80
81
VALUE
127
0
Scene: 2
Command 1
Command 2
Command 3
TYPE
CC
PC
--
CHANNEL
9
9
--
NUMBER
0
21
--
VALUE
1
--
--
Scene: 1
Command 1
Command 2
Command 3
TYPE
PC
PC
CC
CHANNEL
5
6
7
NUMBER
100
19
16
VALUE
--
--
63
Scene: 2