MixEmergency Manual
Contents
- Introduction
- Minimum Requirements
- Registration
- Supported Media
- Main Window
- Control Window
- Media Window
- Presets Window
- Output Window
- Scratch Live control
- Transitions
- Effects
- Plug-Ins
- Overlay Window
- MIDI
- Preferences
- Info Window
- Messages Window
- Recording and Exporting
- Video Compression Guidelines
- Quartz Compositions
- Parameter Window
- Performance Tuning
- Trouble Shooting
- View All
MIDI
MixEmergency supports MIDI control of almost all controls available on screen (such as the faders, transition select menu and loading media from the media bank). You can easily use a MIDI capable mixer to control MixEmergency.
To toggle MIDI mapping mode, push the MIDI button on the Main window of MixEmergency. All MIDI mapable controls will display whether they have been MIDI mapped when this mode is on. Controls that have a MIDI mapping will appear green, while those that have not will appear red.
To assign a MIDI control to an on-screen control:
- Ensure that your MIDI device is connected
- Enter MIDI mapping mode.
- Click the on-screen control you wish to map.
- If you are adding a second MIDI mapping for a control, ensure that the Learn New Control button is enabled.
- Move or toggle the MIDI control.
To clear an assigned MIDI control:
- Enter MIDI mapping mode.
- Click the on-screen control that you wish to clear.
- Click the trash button to the right of the mapped control you wish to clear.
Advanced MIDI Mapping
The MIDI mapping pop-up panel contains a button that enables the Advanced MIDI mapping mode. This mode enables further options for your MIDI mapping. Also note that you can map multiple MIDI controls to a single control in MixEmergency.
The Advanced MIDI mapping options are:
- Invert - Inverts the MIDI control. For example, a MIDI knob may set a MixEmergency control to the minimum value when turned fully counterclockwise, and to the maximum when turned fully clockwise. If the Invert button was enabled then the control would be set to the maximum when turned fully counterclockwise, and the mimimum when turned full clockwise.
- Interaction - This sets the way in which the MIDI control interacts with the MixEmergency control. You can use this to support the use of rotary MIDI controls, or you can map a MIDI button to step up or down through the effect list of MixEmergency.
MIDI Window
This window can be shown/hidden from the Window menu, or by using the keyboard shortcut
8.
Mappings
The Mappings section of the MIDI window allows you to load, save and delete MIDI mappings for MixEmergency.
To load a MIDI mapping:
- Select the mapping from the MIDI mapping list.
- Push the Load button.
To save a MIDI mapping:
- Type the desired name for the MIDI mapping in the text box.
- Push the Save button.
To delete a MIDI mapping:
- Select the mapping from the MIDI mapping list.
- Push the Delete button.
Info
This section of the MIDI Window displays information about the current MIDI sources and the data received from these sources.
The Info section can be used to verify that your MIDI device is communicating correctly with MixEmergency. When the Log MIDI Messages check-box is enabled, MIDI data received by MixEmergency will be logged in the lower text view.
It is recommended that you use the MIDI logging function only if you encounter problems assigning MIDI controls within MixEmergency. During live performance we recommend that MIDI logging is disabled.
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