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4.4 Audio Device Settings 57
4.4 Audio Device Settings
To select the audio device used by the Tassman:
• Go to the Audio menu and choose Audio Settings. A list of the audio devices installed on
your computer will appear in the Audio Configuration window.
• Click on the Audio device you wish to use and click on the OK button.
4.5 MIDI Settings
Selecting a MIDI device
To select the MIDI device used by the Tassman:
• Go to the MIDI menu and choose MIDI Settings. A list of the MIDI devices installed on
your computer will appear in the MIDI Configuration window.
• Select the MIDI devices you want to use and click on the OK button.
Setting MIDI links
Every control that you see in the Player can be manipulated by an external MIDI controller. In
most cases this is of course much more convenient than using the mouse, especially if you want to
move many controllers at once. For example, you can map the motion of a knob from a knob box
to that of the modulation wheel from a keyboard or link a switch to a sustain pedal. As you use
the specified MIDI controllers, you will see the controls move on the Player area just as if you had
used the mouse. MIDI links are set in the Player but can be edited in the Player or the Builder.
To assign a MIDI link to a controller:
• In the Player, right-click/(Control-click on Mac) on a control (knob, button, or slider), a
contextual menu appears. Select Learn MIDILink.
• Move a knob or slider on your MIDI controller (this can be a keyboard, a knob box or any
Device that sends MIDI). This will link the control of the Tassman to the MIDI controller
you just move.
• A MIDI link can also be created by choosing the Add MIDI link command. The controller
and channel number associated with the MIDI links are then chosen in the Add MIDI Link
window.
• MIDI links can be edited using the Edit MIDI Links command from the MIDI menu or by
right clicking/(Control-click on Mac) on a control already linked to controller and choosing
the Edit MIDI Links commands. This opens the Edit window for the MIDI links. Click on