Add - Adds a new item to the list.
Remove - Removes the currently selected list items.

Duplicate - Copies and duplicates the currently selected list item. The new item will be added to the list right after the selected item. You can change its settings afterwards.

Navigation - Allows you to select the next or previous list item.

New - Creates a new MIDI Remote Configuration while deleting all previous list items with your permission.
- Allows you to create an empty MIDI map [Emtpy] or load a preconfigured MIDI map.

Open - Loads a MIDI Remote Configuration into the MIDI Remote Editor from an external file [of the file type *.mmrx].

Save - Saves the current MIDI Remote Configuration to an external file [of the file type *.mmrx].
 
Save As - Save the current MIDI Remote Configuration to another external file [of the file type *.mmrx]. Simply enter a name and click Save.

Ignore Input - Is the default option. No incoming data is processed.
 
Select Entry - Selects the item in the list if a list entry has already been added for the incoming data.
Add Entry - Adds a new list entry at the end of the list if there is not already a list entry for the incoming data.
Assign Data - Assigns the incoming data to the currently selected list entry, and then selects the next list item.
Assign Extended Data - Assigns the incoming data to the currently selected list entry, and automatically tries to recognize the MIDI Command, Control Type, and Interaction. Then, selects the next list item.

Test Input - Processes incoming data for testing purposes.
- Allows you to test single list items and their functionality on the MADRIX 5 user interface, while having the MIDI Remote Editor still opened.
- Choose Test Input, then use the control on your MIDI controller. You can see if the control works as expected on the MADRIX 5 user interface.
- If Test Input is activated, MADRIX 5 will receive the signal directly and not the MIDI Remote Editor.
 
Note: Incoming data means that you are moving a fader or pressing a button on your MIDI controller to send data to the software.

Configuration Name - Allows you to type in an individual description for your MIDI configuration.
- Once saved, you will be able to select your MIDI configuration under Preferences > Device Manager... > MIDI > Remote Control and MADRIX 5 will use this label.

Ctrl + A

Selects all items in the list.

Ctrl + N

Creates a new MIDI map.

Ctrl + O

Opens a MIDI map.

Ctrl + S

Saves a MIDI map.

Del

Removes selected items from the list.

Arrow Up

Navigates upwards in the list.

Arrow Down

Navigates downwards in the list.

Left Mouse Double-Click / Right Mouse Click On An Item

Calls up the context menu for the column.

Left Mouse Double-Click On A Head Row Of The List

Sorts the list alphabetically according to the column [ascending or descending].

Function

1] Create a new item with +
Or select a list item and perform a double-click with your mouse on the column Function

2] Select the general topic [e.g., Audio]

3] Select the exact function you wish to configure [e.g., Output Level]

MIDI Command

Defines the MIDI channel [e.g., Channel 01], MIDI type [e.g., Control Change], and the value [e.g., 011]
In general, MIDI offers 16 channels. You can configure each MIDI device to send on a particular channel. Make sure that this Channel is also selected here.

MADRIX 5 can receive the following MIDI command types:

▪Control Change

▪Note

▪Program Change

▪Pitch Bend

Control Type

Defines the type of the control of your MIDI controller [e.g., Button].

▪Fader / Knob - Defines a fader or knob control that has a wide range of available values with starting point and end point.

▪Encoder / Jogwheel - Defines a knob or wheel control that has a wide range of available values that functions endlessly without a starting point or endpoint.

▪Button - Defines a button control that has two states [On or Off]; often as switch, push button, or button.

Interaction

- If you have several list items with different control types selected, the software will show all possible interaction types, but you can only choose from the types that are available for all selected list items.

▪Toggle - Defines that the Control Type only has two states [On or Off]. Is usually used for Button.

▪Relative Signed - Is a mode how encoders / jogwheels can work. Use Assign to automatically detect the mode or consult the manual of the MIDI controller.

▪Relative Signed 2 - Is a mode how encoders / jogwheels can work. Use Assign to automatically detect the mode or consult the manual of the MIDI controller.

▪Relative Binary Offset - Is a mode how encoders / jogwheels can work. Use Assign to automatically detect the mode or consult the manual of the MIDI controller.

▪Relative Signed 2's Complement - Is a mode how encoders / jogwheels can work. Use Assign to automatically detect the mode or consult the manual of the MIDI controller.

▪Absolute - Defines that the Control Type uses all available values [e.g., 0 to 255]. Is usually used for Fader / Knob.

Invert

Defines if incoming values will be inverted.

▪Choose between No and Yes
- If Yes is selected, all values of this control will be inverted. That means for example that 0 becomes 255 and 255 becomes 0.
- No is the default value. No values will be inverted in this case.

Condition

Defines if there is condition required to be met before the functionality is executed.

- None is the default value.
- If you select a State, click Yes or No
- If you select a Value, select the according number

Learn more Modifiers

MIN, MAX,
Factor
 

▪MIN - Defines a minimum value for this functionality. The default value is 0.

▪MAX - Defines a maximum value for this functionality.
- For example, the Master has a maximum value of 255, or you may want to set the maximum Fade Time to 10 seconds.

▪Factor - Valid values range from -127 and +127. 0 is the default value. Use this factor to slow down [-127 to -1] or speed up [+1 to +127] controls of your MIDI controller.
- For example, a jog wheel might be to fast to select mix modes of MADRIX 5. Slow it down by entering a negative value.

Feedback

Defines if the function should enable MIDI Feedback.

- Support of this feature depends on each MIDI controller, and might be supported or not.
- Not every function of the MIDI Remote Editor supports Feedback, since it might simply be not applicable.
- The following four columns need to be edited accordingly [Active, Inactive, Blocked, Off]

▪None is the default value.

▪State defines if the control is On or Off. [Usually refers to a button lighting up or not.]

▪Value defines if the control can reflect a specific value as MIDI feedback. [Usually refers to a fader function, such as Master, mapped to a physical control, such fader or rotary fader, which can show its position via an LED scale.]

Active, Inactive, Blocked, Off

▪Active - Defines the MIDI value that is sent to the MIDI controller when the button or control in the software is active and this state should be represented by the controller. Valid values range from 0 to 127.

▪Inactive - Defines the MIDI value that is sent to the MIDI controller when the button or control in the software is inactive and this state should be represented by the controller. Valid values range from 0 to 127.

▪Blocked - Defines the MIDI value that is sent to the MIDI controller when the button or control in the software is blocked and this state should be represented by the controller, such as currently blocked Storage Places [which is the main use case]. Valid values range from 0 to 127.

▪Off - Defines the MIDI value that is sent to the MIDI controller when the button or control in the software is completely off and this state should be represented by the controller, such as empty Storages or Storage Places [which are the main use cases]. Valid values range from 0 to 127.

Description

▪Description - Allows you to enter a text to describe the functionality.
- [By default, the name of the function will automatically be entered].