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Selecting individual sources and destinations
To select a source, click on it using the mouse. You
may also select a source by pressing keys 1 through
8, S, A or T. To select a destination, click on it using
the mouse while holding down the Ctrl key (you
can also simply click with the right mouse button
instead of using Ctrl). You can also select a
destination by holding down the Alt key and
pressing keys 1 through 8, Alt-A, Alt-S, or Alt-T.
When a source and destination are selected, the
routing connection between them, if any, will
become highlighted. The examples in Figure 10-8
illustrate the various source/destination selection
possibilities.
Note that when you use the keyboard interface for
source and destination selection, selecting a source
and then a destination that are not connected
automatically connects them. Selecting and source
and destination that are already connected simply
allows you to edit the Channels routed check boxes
or to completely remove the routing.
Removing routings
To “unroute” a routing, you first must select its
source and destination. The isolated routing
connection will be shown in black and bolder than
the other routings (as in the right-most example in
Figure 10-8). Pressing Delete or Backspace will
remove the routing. You can also drag source icons
to the “clear” icon to remove all their routings.
Routing and unrouting specific MIDI channels
You may also use the source/destination selection
procedure to isolate a routing connection in order
to alter the Channels routed check boxes.
Unchecking all the check boxes for a particular
routing is equivalent to removing the routing, and
so the on-screen connection will disappear if you
do this. Likewise, routing a single channel from a
source to a destination constitutes a connection
and this will be reflected on-screen as well.
Removing all routings
If you wish to remove all routings from a single
source or to a single destination, select only the
desired source or destination by clicking on it. All
the connections for the source or destination will
be highlighted (as in the left-most example in
Figure 10-8). Pressing Delete or Backspace will
remove all highlighted routings. Alternately, you
can remove all routings from a source by dragging
it to the “X” (Clear) icon. This is equivalent to
selecting only a source and then pressing Delete or
Backspace.
To remove all routings between all sources and
destinations, click the “X” (Clear) in the lower
right-hand corner of the window. Alternately, you
can double-click between all the source and
destination icons (meaning, within the “routing
area”) while holding down the Shift key.
Routing to and from the computer
MIDI data received on inputs 1 through 8 will
always show up at MIDI Timepiece AV’s MIDI
driver input ports and you can always send MIDI
data to output ports 1 through 8. No port-to-port
routing whatsoever is required to use the MIDI
Timepiece AV as a multi-port MIDI interface.
Port-
to-port routing is strictly internal to the MIDI
Timepiece AV
and is in addition to any routing
performed by your MIDI software.
The effect of muting and filtering on software
When using your MIDI software, the event filtering
and channelizing on each port always applies and is
in addition any filtering and channelizing
performed by your MIDI software.
Accessing the Sync and Advanced MIDI
windows
To open the Sync or Advanced MIDI window, just
double-click on the Sync or ADAT source icons.
Alternately, when the Sync or ADAT is selected,
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