Teac GigaStudio 3 - Manual (Page 188)

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The above example shows four different virtual keyboards at work at once. There is
a QuickEdit window open at the bottom. This keyboard is dedicated to the instrument
that is loaded in the QuickEdit. It can receive MIDI input from the main program’s Vir-
tual Keyboard which can have its MIDI output directed to the active port channel in the
MIDI Mixer view. Select a port and channel so that its border shows that it is active. In
the above example, the main program Virtual Keyboard floating over the middle of the
QuickEdit window.
On the right hand side of the window arrangement above are the two keyboards
available in the Distributed Wave instrument view. The main program Virtual Key-
board’s MIDI output can be directed to the port and channel of the Distributed Wave
instrument in the same way as that of a normal .gig instrument.
It is possible to have more than one QuickEdit window open for editing and compar-
ing multiple instruments. It is also possible to have more than one Distributed Wave
instrument window open. Each of the QuickEdit and Distributed Wave windows have
their own dedicated virtual keyboards. There is only one main program Virtual Key-
board for GigaStudio 3.0 and its output is dericted only to the active port channel.