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Setting up Pistons in <strong>Hauptwerk</strong> Program Change Pistons Program Changes are what you use for the vast majority of your piston settings: Generals, divisionals, reversibles, stops, etc. For these pistons the “Message sent when engaging” Event Type should be set to “Midi Program Change” and in the bottom part of the screen “Message sent when disengaging” should be set to “None.” Go to General/Switch (Midi) Inputs. You will see the following screen. If you have used <strong>Hauptwerk</strong>’s General and Divisional Piston layout they should already be programmed to work with your sample sets. In general, the two items on this screen that should most concern you are the MIDI Input Paths, which is 34
a list of channels and ports, and the Event Number, or Program Change or note on/note off numbers. Also, check at the beginning of the MIDI Input Paths field to make sure that your professional sound card is listed and selected. For example, this dialog shows the Audiophile USB as the designation for my M-Audio midi interface/sound card. If your ASIO sound card is not listed, check the following dialog: General/Audio outputs/ Configure Audio Outputs. Your card should show up here in the Audio device list. If it is not selected, select it. If it does not appear in the list, go to General/MIDI Input Paths/Configure MIDI Input Paths and select it for each of the items on the left. The General Cancel Piston (pictured above) In General Settings/List Switch (MIDI) inputs scroll down to Combination piston: General Cancel. It is already set to Event number 64. (Make sure the Message sent when engaging is: Event type “Midi Program Change” and the Message sent when disengaging is: Event type “None.”) Go to Organ Settings/Connect Switch List (MIDI) to Organ Switches. Select General Cancel Piston from the list on the left. Select Comb piston: General Cancel from the input switch list. Reversibles Use this same technique to create Reversibles for Great/Pedal, Swell/Pedal, etc. using their set channels and Program Change numbers. If you have not changed coupler designations in the General/Switch (midi) Inputs Screen just leave this alone and go to Organ/Connect Switch (Midi) Inputs to Organ Switches and choose “Great to Pedal” from the left, choose “div1:div2 8’” from the drop down list on the right. (Swell to Pedal is div1:div3 8’; Choir to Pedal is div1:div4 8’, etc.) 35
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