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MIDI [short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface] is a widely-known communication standard and digital interface. ▪Using MIDI devices for audio input via MIDI ▪Using MIDI controllers for Remote Control ▪Using MIDI Time Code ▪Using MIDI controllers for MADRIX 5 TRI Effects MIDI devices are often simply connected directly via USB or via a MIDI-to-USB interface to the computer.
To ensure interruption-free operation of the software and devices, please make sure to check the power-saving settings of Windows.
1] Connect your MIDI device. 2] Search for devices. 3] Choose how to use devices and incoming signals.
1] Connect Your MIDI Device ▪Connect your MIDI device to the computer. ▪Make sure that Windows recognizes the device and install drivers if necessary.
2] Search For Devices ▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪A new window will open. ▪Click
3] Choose How To Use MIDI Now, several options are available to you: ▪Audio - Activates your MIDI device to be used as audio source [a MIDI keyboard, for example]. ▪Remote - You can use your MIDI controller to control MADRIX 5 remotely. ▪Time Code - You can use MADRIX 5 to receive external MIDI Time Code, or to send it. ▪Trigger - You can use your MIDI controller to trigger MADRIX 5 TRI Effects. ▪Script - You can use the input of your MIDI device for MADRIX scripting. ▪Watch - Launches the MIDI Watcher to monitor incoming signals or troubleshoot.
▪You can use several MIDI devices at the same time. ▪You can use several options at the same time.
▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Audio, set your device from Off to On ▪The Audio section becomes active and available.
▪Use For S2L - Activates the audio analysis of incoming MIDI signals for Sound2Light effects. This option is activated by default. ▪Use For M2L - Activates the audio analysis of incoming MIDI signals for Music2Light effects. This option is activated by default. ▪Channel Selection - Defines which MIDI channel will be scanned and used by MADRIX 5.
Configuration ▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Remote, set your device from Off to On ▪The Remote Control section becomes active and available.
MIDI Commands MADRIX 5 can receive the following MIDI command types: ▪Control Change ▪Note ▪Pitch Bend ▪Program Change
MADRIX 5 includes a number of preprogrammed MIDI maps. Learn more in the following chapters.
Input / Receiving ▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Time Code, set your device from Off to On ▪The Time Code section becomes active and available. ▪Now, you can receive MIDI Time Code via a Cue List.
Output / Sending ▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Time Code, set your device from Off to On ▪The Time Code section becomes active and available.
▪Now, you can send MIDI Time Code via the Timeline Editor.
▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Trigger, set your device from Off to On ▪The Time Code section becomes active and available.
Learn more »[TRI] Trigger Effects
▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Script, set your device from Off to On ▪The Script section becomes active and available.
▪Go to the menu Preferences > Remote Control > MIDI... ▪If not already open, a new window will open. ▪Select your device in the list. ▪Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click - In the column Watch, set your device from Off to On
▪It is now possible to monitor incoming MIDI signals. ▪Click ▪A new window will open. ▪You can now check incoming signals in the MIDI Watcher
▪Before using a MIDI device, make sure that your MIDI device is connected to your computer and that all necessary drivers are installed. ▪Please also make sure to save your MADRIX 5 Setup after following configuration process.
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