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18.7.2 MIDI Page
The MIDI page has four independent settings for up to four MIDI remote controls, using CC com-
mands or the Mackie Control protocol.
Index
Select one of four settings pages and thus remote controls. Settings are remembered automati-
cally. To activate or deac
tivate any of the four remote controls check or uncheck ‘In Use’.
MIDI Connection

MIDI In. Input where TotalMix receives MIDI remote data.

MIDI Out. Output where TotalMix sends MIDI remote data.

Disable MIDI in background. Deactivates MIDI Remote Control as soon as another appli-
cation is in the focus, or when TotalMix has been minimized.
Mackie Control Options

Enable Protocol Support. When disa-
bled TM FX will only react on the Control
Change commands of chapter 21.5.

Extender to. Sets the current remote to
be an extender to the main remote. Both
remotes will be shown as one block and
navigate simultaneously.

Map Stereo to 2 Mono Channels. One
fader controls one (mono) channel.
Should be disabled when stereo channels
are used.

Submix Selection in Input/Playback
Row.
Enables a selection of the submix
when in first row, without having to
change to the third row first. However,
when using both mono and stereo chan-
nels first and third row usually do not
match anymore, so the selection often be-
comes unclear this way.

Enable full LCD support. Activates full
Mackie Control LCD support with eight
channel names and eight volume/pan val-
ues.

Send User defined Names. Channel
names defined by the user will be sent to
the remote device via MIDI and
– if sup-
ported
– shown in its display.

Send Level Messages. Activates the
transmission of the level meter data. Peak
Hold activates the peak hold function as
set up for the TotalMix level meters in the preferences.
Note: When MIDI Out is set to NONE then TotalMix FX can still be controlled by Mackie Control
MIDI commands, but the 8-channel block is not marked as remote target.