SM Pro Audio V-Machines - Manual (Page 35)

V-­‐Machine
Operating
Manual
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35
of
88
SM
Pro
Audio
same
MIDI
messages
that
they
transmit,
they
will
recognize
the
incoming
messages
and
set
themselves
appropriately.
3.7.1.4 Menu
–
Global
MIDI
Learn
The
MIDI
Control
section
of
the
Global
System
Settings
offers
the
ability
to
configure
external
MIDI
control
of
the
V-­‐Machine’s
button
interface,
functions,
and
other
useful
settings.
The
control
assignments
you
set
up
here
will
allow
you
to
remote-­‐control
your
V-­‐Machine
button
interface
from
an
external
MIDI
controller.
MIDI-­‐controllable
buttons,
functions,
and
settings
include:
● Bank
“knob”
● Preset
“knob”
● Parameter
“knob”
● Value
“knob”
● Menu
button
● Save
button
● MIDI
Learn
button
● Panic
button
● Accept
(same
as
Load)
button
● Back
button
● Mono
Out
setting
Although
the
V-­‐Machine
has
no
physical
knobs,
the
first
four
items
give
you
the
ability
to
scroll
left
and
right
using
the
associated
arrow
buttons,
exactly
as
if
you
were
turning
a
knob.
After
accessing
the
MIDI
Control
section,
use
the
left/right
arrow
buttons
in
the
second
row
to
scroll
through
the
available
MIDI-­‐controllable
functions.
Once
you
have
selected
the
function
you
want
to
control
remotely,
you
can
select
the
CC
message
that
you
want
to
use
manually,
using
the
arrow
buttons
in
the
third
row,
or
you
can
send
a
MIDI
CC
control
signal
from
your
MIDI
controller.
The
V-­‐Machine
will
recognize
the
incoming
MIDI
signal
and
assign
the
control
to
the
selected
function
on
your
MIDI
controller.
These
assignments
are
in
MIDI
omni
mode,
so
the
V-­‐Machine
will
respond
no
matter
what
MIDI
channel
the
messages
are
on.
For
instance,
if
you
assign
footswitch
message
CC66
as
the
Panic
Button,
an
incoming
CC66
message
will
trigger
the
Panic
Button
command
(thus
shutting
off
any
sounding
notes),
no
matter
which
of
the
16
MIDI
channels
the
message
is
on.
Special
Note:
The
MIDI
control
in
this
section
refers
to
the
V-­‐Machine’s
hardware
control
(the
V-­‐Machine
buttons
and
settings).
Plug-­‐in
parameter
control
can
also
be
configured
individually
on
a
per-­‐Preset
basis,
giving
you
hands-­‐on
control
of
the
important
parameters
of
each
plugin.
The
latter
function
is
explained
below,
in
section
3.7.3.
3.7.1.5 Menu
-­‐
System
Info
The
System
Info
page
provides
the
following
(read-­‐only)
information:
Ι.
The
V-­Machine’s
current
firmware
version.
Updates
to
the
V-­‐Machine
firmware
are
released
periodically
and
include
bug
fixes,
improvements,
and
new
features.
If
your
V-­‐Machine’s
firmware
version
is
older
than
the
current
version
shown
on
the
SM
Pro
Audio
website,
you’ll
need
to
update
to
the
new
version.
See
section
3.9
on
page
40
to
learn
how
to
do
the
update
procedure.
Being
able
to
check
your
firmware
version
is
also
useful
when
you
need