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VISCOUNT CM-100<br />

Pipe Organ Module<br />

Press the cursor key from the second split mode modification page and the display will show<br />

PEDAL CHOIR GREAT SWELL<br />

MIDI CHANNEL 4 3 2 1<br />

Where you can tell the CM-100 which midi channel corresponds to each manual, allowing it to obtain the<br />

couplings from other messages instead of from the channel.<br />

So after you have set the split mode channels you should enter this additional information to ensure<br />

perfect symbiosis between the expander and its master instrument.<br />

4.3.4 Setting the MIDI FILTERS<br />

A MIDI FILTER is a special function which allows a specific message to be cut out on all the MIDI<br />

channels (if it is a channelled message) in transmission and/or reception.<br />

For example, the note receive filter allows you not to accept MIDI notes on the MIDI IN port on all the<br />

MIDI channels received by the instrument.<br />

To set up the MIDI filters select the FILTERS field in the MIDI submenu. The following video page<br />

appears:<br />

MIDI FILTER Note CC PC SysEx Real<br />

RECEIVER NO NO NO NO NO<br />

This setting page is dedicate to the incoming MIDI messages (receiver) and the filters available for this<br />

section, shown on the top line of the display are,<br />

o Note: Note Messages<br />

o CC: Control Change (control messages)<br />

o PG: Program Change (messages for selecting voices memories)<br />

o SysEx: System Exclusive (system exclusive messages)<br />

o Real: Real Time messages ( Active Sensing).<br />

The bottom line contains the filter setting fields. Once they have been selected with the aid of the and<br />

cursor keys, you can set them with the values YES or NO as you prefer, by turning the encoder.<br />

Remember that YES means FILTER ON, so the message will NOT be accepted.<br />

Press the cursor for access to other types of incoming MIDI message which can be filtered<br />

MIDI FILTER Voices TremPar Coupler<br />

RECEIVER NO NO YES<br />

These are, in detail<br />

ENGLISH<br />

o VOICES: Incoming filter on the System Exclusive messages used to activate the voices<br />

o TREMPAR : Filter on the System Exclusive messages used to control the Tremulant parameters<br />

(speed and depth)<br />

o COUPLER: Activation of the MIDI filter on the Coupler control and activation messages<br />

As usual, the and cursor keys can be used to select the field required and adjust its status with the<br />

encoder<br />

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