User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1 Welcome
- 2 Quick Start
- 3 MIDI Setup Guide
- 4 Program Interface
- 5 MIDI Translator Concepts
- 6 The Project
- 7 The Preset
- 8 The Translator Entry
- 9 Actions
- 9.1 MIDI
- 9.2 Keystrokes
- 9.3 Timer
- 9.4 Preset Change
- 9.5 Disable/Enable Processing Actions
- 9.6 Mouse (Outgoing)
- 9.7 Execute File (Outgoing)
- 9.8 Serial Port
- 9.9 AppleScript
- 10 Rules and Variables
- 11 Settings
- 12 Behind the Scenes
- 13 Tips & Tricks
- 14 Usage Example
- 15 MIDI Translator in Hardware: the BomeBox
- 16 Reference
Bome MIDI Translator: User's Manual 9 Actions
9 Actions
9.1 MIDI
9.1.1 Incoming MIDI
With MIDI Translator, you can use any
MIDI message as a trigger for your
actions. You can either select from a
number of predefined messages
(simple mode), or use the raw/system
exclusive mode to enter the MIDI
message as raw hexadecimal values
(raw mode).
Whenever a MIDI message is
received, all translators with the
incoming action type MIDI are
checked in the order they appear in
the preset(s). The incoming message
definition is compared to the incoming
action of each translator and if they
match the Rules and Outgoing Action
are executed.
Capture MIDI
The simplest way to define a new MIDI incoming action is to use the
Capture MIDI feature (covered in the Quick Start guide) to capture the
incoming MIDI information while you are pressing a MIDI keyboard key,
turning a knob or otherwise. By default, all incoming messages will be
displayed as an English description (simple mode). Only System Exclusive,
and non-standard messages will be displayed in raw format using
hexadecimal notation.
Clicking on a message in the capture panel will select that message as
incoming trigger.
Uncheck Capture MIDI (or press Alt+C) to stop displaying incoming MIDI
data. Click the X button to close the Capture MIDI panel.
Note that Capture MIDI always displays incoming MIDI
messages from all currently opened MIDI devices, regardless of
selected MIDI ports for the translator.
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