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Using MIDI Timepiece AV Console
About MIDI Timepiece AV Console
MIDI Timepiece AV Console serves as a “control
center” for the MIDI Timepiece AV. For example,
you can make changes to the synchronization
settings, filter some data on a particular input or
output, or route MIDI data from any MIDI device
to any other MIDI device connected to the MIDI
Timepiece AV. This chapter takes you through the
process of opening MIDI Timepiece AV Console
for the first time.
When do you need to use the console
software?
The only time you need to use the MIDI
Timepiece AV Console program is when you
would like to make changes to the settings in the
MIDI Timepiece AV. If all you want to do is use it
with a MIDI sequencer, you don’t need to make any
changes at all. The factory Base Setup 1 allows
sequencing software to individually access any of
the input or output ports on the MIDI
Timepiece AV. Just run your sequencer. You don’t
need to run the console at all in this case. You only
need to use the console if you want to create your
own setups to suit your specific needs.
Familiarity with Windows
®
In explaining how to use MIDI Timepiece AV
Console, this chapter assumes that you are already
familiar with the standard Windows interface
conventions, such as how to select options using
check boxes and radio buttons, how to type and
edit text, and so forth.
Opening MIDI Timepiece AV Console
The primary “command centers” of MIDI
Timepiece AV Console are the toolbar (along the
top of the main window) and the MIDI Routing
window. The toolbar gives you quick access to
important Console functions while the MIDI
Routing window displays current MIDI processing
configuration. (See Figure 10-1.)
Figure 10-1: The MIDI Timepiece AV Console main window, with the
toolbar and MIDI Routing window visible.
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