M-Audio code25, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 35 / 115

35
Channels
Your Code Series keyboard uses three different types of MIDI channels, each described in this
section:
•
Control Channel (the channel used by a specific control, which you can assign)
•
Zone Channel (the channel used by a zone, which can contain multiple controls and a
section of the keyboard)
•
Global Channel (the channel used by the keyboard if it is not being used by an active zone)
Control Channel
Each control can send its MIDI messages over a specified MIDI channel.
Tip: This feature is most often used to control multiple virtual instruments within a single
preset. For example, you can set the two halves of your encoders to different MIDI channels
and use each half to adjust the parameters of a separate virtual instrument (each one receiving
messages on its respective channel).
To set the MIDI channel for a control:
1. Press Edit to enter Edit Mode. The Edit button will light up.
2. Move the desired fader. The fader’s number will appear in the display .
3. Press the Chan Assign key. The display will show CHN and then show the fader’s number
and current MIDI channel or zone channel.
4. Use the numeric keys ( 0 – 9 ) or the Preset Down / Up (

) buttons to enter the desired
channel ( 01 – 16 ).
Note: This process is the same as assigning a control to a zone. Values 00 and 01 – 16
correspond to Code 61’s global channel and the 16 available MIDI channels. Values 17 – 20
correspond to channels used by Zones 1 – 4 ( z1 – z4 ). To assign the control to a zone
channel, select the desired zone ( 17 – 20 or z1 – z4 ).
5. Press the Enter key. The fader will be assigned to that channel, and you will exit Edit
Mode.
To cancel your changes instead, press Edit . You will exit Edit Mode without saving anything.
Important: To save your changes in the preset, store your preset. See Presets and
Memory > Storing Presets to learn more.