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Soundcraft Vi1™ User Guide Issue 0810 Page 15 - 16
CUE LIST PAGE - MIDI Field Touched
This page displays setup controls for a unique MIDI IN message that can trigger the current Cue to be
recalled, and up to 20 MIDI OUT events that can be sent when the current Cue is recalled.
MIDI IN Setup
{ON} key: enables/disables the selected MIDI parameters from triggering recall of this Cue when they are
received by at the MIDI input. When off, the currently selected Cue cannot be triggered by an incoming event.
The ALL MIDI In {ON} key in the Main Menu\MIDI page must also be enabled for messages to be received.
MSG TYPE encoder: Defines the type of MIDI Message being received for this Cue. See page 22-5 for
Message types, how displayed, and whether used for RX, TX or both.
VALUE 1 encoder: Sets the Value 1 for the selected message type (field name may change dynamically to
reflect actual parameter type according to selected message type).
VALUE 2
encoder: Sets the Value 2 for the selected message type (field name as above).
Value 2 is not applicable to all types of messages, but in this case an empty field will be displayed.
CHANNEL encoder: Allows the MIDI ‘listening’ channel for this Cue recall to be set. Value range is ‘No
Device’, then 1-16, then ‘Global’ but the displayed value for 1-16 is taken from the Device Name field of
the MIDI RX Device List (see Page 22-1, Main Menu\MIDI page). The Device list allows MIDI Channels to
be mapped to a text name for easier identification of the devices being selected.
{REC} key: When active, the MIDI input of the desk ‘listens’ to incoming messages on all channels, and when
it receives the first one that matches a supported trigger event type, it automatically populates the Channel,
Msg Type and Value 1& 2 fields to match the received message. Any previous parameters are overwritten with
no warning. The {REC} key switches off automatically when a valid message has been received, or the MIDI
page is closed. (note: SysEx, MMC or MSC messages are not supported by the REC function).
{STEAL} key: Only appears if exactly the same combination of message type, channel, and values 1,2 (all
these parameters must match) has been set up as a trigger on another Cue.
Pressing the {STEAL} key when it is visible immediately reassigns the displayed parameters to the current
Cue.
Default settings stored in current Show are:
On key = OFF
Channel = ‘No device’
REC key = OFF
Message Type= blank
Value 1&2 = blank