MIDI remote control DMXC2 - Revision history

Jnoetzel at 19:17, 2 March 2025

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	After choosing the MIDI in device, you will be able to see incoming MIDI message appear in the bottom of this window.		After choosing the MIDI in device, you will be able to see incoming MIDI message appear in the bottom of this window.

	{{~~BoxHint~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| It should be respected, however, on this that the subsequent configuration with « MIDI Learn » only work when the MIDI remote control is deactivated in between (see picture ''active voice'').
	\|~~Text =~~ It should be respected, however, on this that the subsequent configuration with « MIDI Learn » only work when the MIDI remote control is deactivated in between (see picture ''active voice'').
	Furthermore a simultaneous use of the MIDI port of (a device) works together with another program (e. g. Winamp control about Xor MIDI Control) only the original (not Windows) drivers of the manufacturer (here: Fame).		Furthermore a simultaneous use of the MIDI port of (a device) works together with another program (e. g. Winamp control about Xor MIDI Control) only the original (not Windows) drivers of the manufacturer (here: Fame).
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	'''Textbook:'''<br>Using command on the module Textbook.		'''Textbook:'''<br>Using command on the module Textbook.
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	{{~~BoxHint~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| Plugins which support a control by the command box also seem additional here. This shall exemplarily be called MadMaxOne plugin here.
	\|~~Text =~~ Plugins which support a control by the command box also seem additional here. This shall exemplarily be called MadMaxOne plugin here.
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	\| style="text-align:right" \| '''Value:''' \|\|     \|\| By a click in this field a corresponding value can be deposited quickly for a device or a function.		\| style="text-align:right" \| '''Value:''' \|\|     \|\| By a click in this field a corresponding value can be deposited quickly for a device or a function.
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	{{~~BoxHint~~		{{Manual Box \| en \| Hint \| Both at ' '“Using indicated value“''and''“Questioning on value“the entered value is a per cent value in the area of 0. 000% to 100. 000% ' '. A input of values 0 to 255 or 0 to 65535 isn't possible here.
	\|~~Text =~~ Both at ' '“Using indicated value“''and''“Questioning on value“the entered value is a per cent value in the area of 0. 000% to 100. 000% ' '. A input of values 0 to 255 or 0 to 65535 isn't possible here.
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Jnoetzel at 10:27, 2 March 2025

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DominicjpgacgftlfToyama: /* The configuration window */

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The configuration window

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	Under the menu « Settings » choose configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. If your device does not appear in the MIDI in/out port list then you should try reinstalling your device drivers.		Under the menu « Settings » choose configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. If your device does not appear in the MIDI in/out port list then you should try reinstalling your device drivers.

	~~At successful configuration and choice himself should in the lower part of~~ the MIDI ~~configuration window the advertisements at « Message: . . . Data 1: . . . Data 2: . . . » changing according~~ to ~~the operated~~ MIDI ~~control element at~~ the ~~MIDI device and MIDI code~~ of ~~the control element showing the corresponding ones.~~		After choosing the MIDI in device, you will be able to see incoming MIDI message appear in the bottom of this window.
	If this ~~works, you can devote themselves to the real configuration now~~.


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DominicjpgacgftlfToyama: /* The configuration window */

2014-03-26T18:04:56Z

The configuration window

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	DMXControl needs to know about new MIDI interfaces. If your interface or device was not recognized on launch, you should enable it now.		DMXControl needs to know about new MIDI interfaces. If your interface or device was not recognized on launch, you should enable it now.

	Under the menu « Settings » choose configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. ~~Should under MIDI be no~~ device ~~had a choice by into port and~~ MIDI out port~~, the~~ drivers ~~then weren't apparently installed correctly~~.		Under the menu « Settings » choose configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. If your device does not appear in the MIDI in/out port list then you should try reinstalling your device drivers.

	At successful configuration and choice himself should in the lower part of the MIDI configuration window the advertisements at « Message: . . . Data 1: . . . Data 2: . . . » changing according to the operated MIDI control element at the MIDI device and MIDI code of the control element showing the corresponding ones.		At successful configuration and choice himself should in the lower part of the MIDI configuration window the advertisements at « Message: . . . Data 1: . . . Data 2: . . . » changing according to the operated MIDI control element at the MIDI device and MIDI code of the control element showing the corresponding ones.

DominicjpgacgftlfToyama: /* Description and configuration */

2014-03-25T16:35:29Z

Description and configuration

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	* Pioneer CDJ-350		* Pioneer CDJ-350

	But also almost every keyboard (instrument) can be used with a ~~sound card with~~ MIDI ~~entrance at the computer for steering DMXControl of software like here~~.		But also almost every keyboard (instrument) can be used with a MIDI input, or usb to midi interface.
	~~There alternatively are~~ MIDI ~~keyboards as of 40 euros nowadays~~ which ~~can be attached directly by~~ USB ~~to the computer~~.		MIDI devices which connect via USB also work.

	The configuration files of the BCF2000 ~~exemplarily~~ are shown in the pictures.		The configuration files of the BCF2000 are shown in the pictures.

	Generally, every higher-order sound card already shows a MIDI interface so that this can get connected to e. g. a musical instrument (keyboard) and can get misused as a MIDI controller at the card behind.

	===The configuration window===		===The configuration window===
	DMXControl needs to ~~recognize~~ new MIDI interfaces~~, shouldn't these been at the start of the program~~ not ~~switched~~ on ~~yet be started newly be~~.		DMXControl needs to know about new MIDI interfaces. If your interface or device was not recognized on launch, you should enable it now.

	Under the menu « Settings » ~~the menu item finds you the~~ configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. Should under MIDI be no device had a choice by into port and MIDI out port, the drivers then weren't apparently installed correctly.		Under the menu « Settings » choose configuration and choice of the corresponding MIDI device are carried out « MIDI remote control » here. Should under MIDI be no device had a choice by into port and MIDI out port, the drivers then weren't apparently installed correctly.

	At successful configuration and choice himself should in the lower part of the MIDI configuration window the advertisements at « Message: . . . Data 1: . . . Data 2: . . . » changing according to the operated MIDI control element at the MIDI device and MIDI code of the control element showing the corresponding ones.		At successful configuration and choice himself should in the lower part of the MIDI configuration window the advertisements at « Message: . . . Data 1: . . . Data 2: . . . » changing according to the operated MIDI control element at the MIDI device and MIDI code of the control element showing the corresponding ones.

DominicjpgacgftlfToyama: /* Overview */

2014-03-25T16:29:54Z

Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	{{Picture_with_subtitle \|DMXC2_Manual_MIDI_remote_control_activate.png\|1\|MIDI-Fernsteuerung\|right}}		{{Picture_with_subtitle \|DMXC2_Manual_MIDI_remote_control_activate.png\|1\|MIDI-Fernsteuerung\|right}}
	The MIDI remote control ~~offers~~ DMXControl ~~the possibility of heading over the~~ MIDI protocol. Unlike the DMXIn remote control the MIDI remote control only ~~has~~ a ~~dissolving~~ of 7 bits so that only values of 0 to 127 over the protocol are transferred~~. The MIDI remote control can absolutely become an advantage for DMXControl's control but just for musicians and bands with which you spread midily most.~~		The MIDI remote control enables DMXControl to use MIDI protocol. Unlike the DMXIn remote control the MIDI remote control only uses a word size of 7 bits so that only values of 0 to 127 over the protocol are transferred.
	~~The MIDI protocol has cross-systemly established itself in many components within the last 15 years.~~
	~~The equipment primarily cooperates sure and cross-systemly.~~
	~~The remote control of bigger and bigger popularity enjoys and LJ but also with DJ~~.
	Apart from little MIDI keyboards, there is the Behringer BCF2000 or BCR2000 as well as Korg nanoKONTROL 2 or Pioneer CDJ 350 also.		Apart from little MIDI keyboards, there is the Behringer BCF2000 or BCR2000 as well as Korg nanoKONTROL 2 or Pioneer CDJ 350 also.
	It is advisable ~~in every case~~ to ~~have a good look before at~~ the ~~theory~~: Wikipedia <ref> MIDI on Wikipedia http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_Instrument_Digital_Interface </ref>		It is advisable to review the reference documentation here: Wikipedia <ref> MIDI on Wikipedia http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_Instrument_Digital_Interface </ref>
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	==Description and configuration==		==Description and configuration==

Steiny: /* Module commands */

2013-11-15T13:56:48Z

Module commands

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Steiny at 21:04, 2 November 2013

2013-11-02T21:04:04Z

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Steiny: /* Tip(s) */

2013-11-02T20:53:45Z

Tip(s)

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	The banks are, stored the control elements however global in the project folder. You therefore should at a bill of exchange on another computer with the pile And go function provide it best this also gets this file changed on the new computer.		The banks are, stored the control elements however global in the project folder. You therefore should at a bill of exchange on another computer with the pile And go function provide it best this also gets this file changed on the new computer.

	Be recommended can, the software midi OX, since one can test hereby whether the device also is attached also correctly and signals arrive in the PC. One can find the program here: of course one can http://www. midiox.com/zip/midioxse.exe test the function ability of the interface also with MIDI Sequencer programs.		Be recommended can, the software midi OX, since one can test hereby whether the device also is attached also correctly and signals arrive in the PC. One can find the program here: of course one can http://www.midiox.com/zip/midioxse.exe test the function ability of the interface also with MIDI Sequencer programs.

	One uses one a normal midi keyboard ("piano buttons") should so the buttons mark themselves with stickers best behind the buttons to know what one hides. The buttons should be covered structuredly, to this a small example:		One uses one a normal midi keyboard ("piano buttons") should so the buttons mark themselves with stickers best behind the buttons to know what one hides. The buttons should be covered structuredly, to this a small example:

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