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The Midi behavior of MixMate depends on which mode you are in. Here is
an outline:
NORMAL MODE
MixMate generates no Midi data upon moving a fader or pressing a mute
button. It does generate Midi Sync data (Start, Stop, Continue, Song Posi-
tion Pointer) when operating in FSK mode, or Midi Time Code (MTC)
when operating in SMPTE if MTC has been enabled. Nor will any Midi
data received effect the VCAs.
MixMate will also ECHO any Midi data that comes into its Midi Input, if
ECHO has been enabled.
PLUS MODE
MixMate's main Midi port behaves exactly the same as in Normal
Mode. The PLUS port, however send/receives various Midi Controller and
SYSEX information. Since this is intended for the Mac or ST program sup-
plied by J.L.Cooper, we won't go into the details here. If you wish to de-
velop a program for a computer and would like to get the details, contact
the factory for a implementation sheet.
LOBO 1 MODE
MixMate will send and receive Midi Controller data in this mode.
The Midi
Channel may be set from the front panel by holding down
SHIFT and pressing the CHAN button repeatedly until the correct LED
shows. NULL LEDs 1 through 8 indicate MIDI Channels 1 through 8.
ENABLE LEDs 1 through 8 indicate MIDI Channels 9 through 16.
The Controller numbers are determined by:
For Faders, Controller # = A + 8(B) - 9
For Mutes, Controller # = 37h + A + 8(B)
Where A = Fader Number, B = Bank Number
That is, if we are in Bank 1, Fader 1 sends and receives on Controller 0,
and Mute 1 is sent and received on Controller 40h.
[1 + 8(1) -9 = 0 and 37h + 1+8(1) = 40h]
Bank number 1 thru 8 is set on the front panel by holding down the SHIFT
button, then pressing LOBO 1 button repeatedly until the correct LED
shows. Bank 1, will
be shown by ENABLE 1 LED, and so forth.
The synchronization data, whether Midi Sync or MTC operates exactly as
in
Normal mode, and the ECHO function is the same as well.
Chapter 8 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION
overview