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
Capture Options
Use the gear icon next to the
X icon in order to select how
and which MIDI messages are
captured:
Raw Capture: if checked, all
captured messages are
displayed in raw, hexadecimal
format. By default Raw
Capture is not checked, so
that captured MIDI messages
are displayed in simple format.
Capture Timing Messages: if checked, all timing messages are captured,
too. By default this is off, so that regular timing messages won't clutter the
capture box.
Editing MIDI Messages
You can now change the
message as you like, e.g. to
make it match any channel, or a
specific channel set by a
variable.
Variables are covered more
completely in the Rules section.
You can use local variables
(defined as double-letter pairs
such as 'pp' and 'xx' in the rules
section to modify the incoming
values to fit your needs. You
can also use global variables
(defined as variables beginning
with the letters 'g' through 'n',
plus 'y' and 'z') to pass variables
back and forth between
translators.
Description of MIDI
Message
This option allows you to write a short description of the Incoming Action for
the translator that will show up in the main program interface. This can
make complex translator setups much easier to work with and navigate.
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