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Arrange Window
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Bank Select Pop-Up
Here you select the bank of your choice. You can choose
among 126 bank of the 16,384 possible discussed earlier.
If none is selected the patch names of bank 0 are used.
Bank names
Here you name the currently selected bank. If you haven’t
previously selected a bank but enter a name, this name
will be used for bank number 0.
Bank Change Command Format pop-up
Unfortunately some manufacturers interpret the bank
change commando not as specified in the MIDI standard,
but use their own formats. Thus you can select in this pop-
up menu which bank change format will be active for the
currently selected MIDI port. The formats also take into
account gaps in the bank numbering system of some de-
vices. This allows you to comfortably select any bank of-
fered by your device.
Please note: If you don’t change the bank change format
in this pop-up the program will use the bank change for-
mat which has been set in Option > Settings > Recording
Options.
The Track Parameters
In the track parameter box you can set on which MIDI
port and channel the sequences of the selected track are to
be sent and which icon this track should have. Also, here
you choose the sound program, how loud and where in
the stereo field the track data should be heard.
Selecting an Icon: Grabbing the icon opens a flip menu
where you can choose an icon to represent the instrument.
Color of the Instrument Icon: The color of the instrument
icon of the selected track can be changed via View > Object
colors…, as long as no Arrange object (a sequence) is se-
lected.
Setting a MIDI Port and Channel: The MIDI channel
and the MIDI port are set on the right of the Cha parame-
ter. This defines the channel on which the track outputs
data, so that your MIDI instrument can receive the data.
If for the MIDI channel you choose the setting „All“, the
events of the sequence will be sent to your instrument car-
rying their individual channel. For all other Cha settings
the individual event’s channels will be ignored and re-
placed by the Cha channel.