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11 – Machine Control/Location—General parameters
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To use a machine control mapping
Of course, at least one machine control mapping
must exist before this operation can be carried out.
1 Press and hold down the SHIFT key and the
numeric CLR key.
2 Press the numeric key corresponding to the
map you want to use (
0 through 9 ).
The DM-24’s transport control keys will now control
the device selected in that map and the other mapping
features will also be enabled.
The MAP field at the lower part of the screen shows
the currently-loaded map.
Viewing the transport mappings
To view the transport mappings (that is, the list of the
devices that will be controlled in each mapping):
1 Press and hold down the SHIFT key and the
numeric CLR key.
2 Press the EDIT key.
A pop-up list appears on the screen. The
device controlled in each map, together with
its ID, is shown.
3 Press the ENTER key to continue operations.
Editing a mapping
When a mapping has been made, parameters other
than the transport control may be edited (for instance,
the use of the
REC keys).
To make these changes a permanent part of the cur-
rently-loaded map:
1 Move the cursor to the number by the MAP
field.
2 Use the dial to select the mapping memory
into which the current mapping will be
stored. Press
ENTER .
3 Press ENTER (the on-screen STORE button).
General parameters
When the SHIFT indicator is lit, press the MIDI/MC
key. Use the first soft key to bring up this screen:
This allows the setting of such items as MIDI chan-
nels, the flow of MIDI data (including MIDI time-
code) through the system, and various machine
control parameters.
Program Change channels
In order to allow independent remote changing of the
mixer snapshots and the two internal effector settings
using MIDI Program Change commands, these three
libraries can be assigned to respond to Program
Change commands received on different channels. Move the cursor to the MIDI Ch box by either
SNAPSHOT , EFECT 1 or EFFECT 2 at the top left of the
screen, use the dial to select the MIDI channel (from
1 through 16), and press
ENTER .