Midi data format, Functions, Scene change – Yamaha AW1600 User Manual

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MIDI data format

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AW1600 Owner’s Manual

Appendix

1. Functions

1.1. Scene Change

The settings of the [MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE TABLE] specify
the scene that is recalled when a Program Change message is
received.
The settings of the [MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE TABLE] specify
the program number that is transmitted when a scene is recalled. If
more than one program number has been assigned to that scene
memory number, the lowest-numbered program number will be
transmitted.

1.2. MMC Control

These messages allow basic recorder operations such as STOP/
PLAY/REC/LOCATE.
If you select the MIDI SETUP menu item MMC MASTER, MMC
commands will be transmitted according to the operation of the
transport. If you select MMC SLAVE, the internal recorder will oper-
ate according to the received MMC commands.

1.3. Effect Control

Depending on the type of effect, note-on/off messages can be used
for control.
These settings are made for the parameters of each effect.

1.4. Pitch Fix Control

When the Pitch Fix mode is engaged, note-on/off messages can be
used to control pitches.

1.5. MIDI Clock transmission

If you set MIDI OUT to MIDI CLOCK, MIDI clock messages can be
transmitted during playback or recording.
In MIDI Clock transmission mode, Song Position Pointer and Start/
Stop/Continue commands will also be issued, and during playback or
recording, MIDI Clock will be transmitted according to the MIDI
Tempo Map.

1.6. MTC transmission (MTC Master)

If you set MIDI OUT to MTC, MTC can be transmitted during play-
back or recording.

1.7. MTC reception (MTC Slave)

If you set MTC MODE to SLAVE, the internal recorder will operate
in synchronization with MTC messages received from the MIDI IN
connector.

1.8. Realtime control of parameters

Control changes can be used to send/receive internal parameters in
realtime.

1.9. MIDI Remote

The faders, SEL keys, and RTZ / FF / REW / STOP / PLAY / REC
keys can be used to control an external MIDI device.
In PRESET mode, operating the above controllers will transmit
MIDI data according to the preset settings of the AW1600.
In USER mode, operating the above controllers will transmit the
MIDI data that you specify.

2. MIDI data flow diagram

3. AW1600 settings and operation

3.1. MIDI Setup

Set basic MIDI operation.

3.1.1. MIDI OUT

Turn on/off the MIDI output other than MTC/MIDI CLOCK.

3.1.2. IN PORT

Specify the input port for MIDI communication.

3.1.3. OUT PORT

Specify the output port for MIDI communication.

3.1.4. THRU

Set the MIDI through function.

3.1.5. SYNC OUT

Turn on/off the output of MTC/MIDI CLOCK.

3.1.6. MMC MODE

Select whether the AW1600 will be the MMC MASTER or SLAVE.

3.1.7. MMC Dev.

Specify the ID number that will be used when transmitting or receiv-
ing MMC commands.

3.1.8. MTC SYNC MODE

Select whether the AW1600 will be the MTC MASTER or SLAVE.

MIDI data format

MIDI OUT

USB-1 IN

MTC SLAVE

THRU

MTC (MTC Slave)

USB-2 IN

MIDI IN

EFF MIDI

NOTE ON/OFF (Effect Control)

PGM CHG

PROGRAM CHANGE (Scene Recall)

PROGRAM

CHANGE

CTRL CHG

CONTROL CHANGE (Parameter Edit)

MMC SLAVE

MMC (Transport Control)

LEARN

Channel Message/Exclusive Message
(MIDI REMOTE Learn)

USB-1 OUT

USB-2 OUT

MIDI OUT

PGM CHG

SW1

CONTROL

CHANGE

CTRL CHG

MTC

MIDI OUT (MTC)

SW4

MIDI

CLOCK

SW1 : REMOTE OFF
SW2 : REMOTE ON (Remote)
SW3 : REMOTE ON
SW4 : REMOTE OFF or

REMOTE ON (Normal)

MIDI OUT (CLK)

MMC

MMC MASTER

SW4

REMOTE
Transport

SW2

REMOTE

Fader/Sel

SW3

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