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
C4 nn
Program
Change
5 ANY n/a
pp qq rr
any 3-byte
MIDI message
any any any
C2 10 B2 00 40
Program
Change
followed by
Control
Change
3
Program #16
Controller #0
64
F0 7F 7F 04 01 pp
qq F7
Master Volume
(Universal
System
Exclusive)
n/a
pp receives LSB of
master volume
qq receives MSB
9.1.2 Outgoing MIDI
When using MIDI as the Outgoing
Action, the translator sends one or
multiple defined MIDI messages
when the Incoming Action is
triggered.
In the screenshot to the right, the
output value of the translator's
outgoing MIDI message includes an
'xx' variable, meaning that any
number of rules could have been
used to assign value to this
variable depending on many
factors.
Comparison with Incoming
MIDI
Most options from the Incoming MIDI trigger are available in the Outgoing
Action, too. The Swallow option is not available for outgoing actions, as it
only makes sense for the Incoming Action. Also, you cannot set variables in
the Outgoing Action's MIDI message , but you can send messages that take
the values of variables which are already defined into account.
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