Opcode OMS Version 2.3 User Manual from 1996 - House of Synth

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DEFININGMANUFACTURERAND MODELYou’ll first want to define the MIDI device’s manufacturer andmodel number. To do so: Select a manufacturer from the Manuf pop-up menu.Manufacturer SelectedFigure 12: Select a Manufacturer Select a model from the Model pop-up menu.Model SelectedFigure 13: Select a ModelOMS Setup automatically fills in the Name field with the model’s name. You cantype in a different name if you desire.DEFINING THE MIDICHARACTERISTICSYou’ll next want to define the MIDI characteristics of the selecteddevice.Figure 14: MIDI CharacteristicsCh 3: Defining MIDI Devices - 24 - OMS 2.3 for Macintosh
Figure 14 shows the various MIDI characteristics contained in theMIDI Device Info dialog box. These are: Is controller check boxCheck this check box if your MIDI device is a MIDI controller (suchas a keyboard, MIDI guitar, MIDI drum pads, and so on).This check box is automatically set when you define a manufacturerand model, but you can override the default setting. Is multitimbral check boxCheck this check box if your MIDI device is multitimbral.Multitimbral means that the device is capable of receiving MIDI dataon more than one channel. Most modern synthesizers are multitimbral—manyearly MIDI synthesizers are not.This check box is automatically set when you define a Manufacturerand Model, but you can override the default setting. MIDI Receive ChannelsCheck all the MIDI channels on which your MIDI device receivesMIDI data.For example, if your synthesizer is set up to receive only on MIDIchannels 1 through 6, check only the boxes numbered 1 through 6.If the Is multitimbral check box is not checked, your device canreceive on only one MIDI channel, so you can check only one box ata time. Device IDSet the Device ID numerical to match the Device ID setting on yourMIDI device.If the Is multitimbral check box is not checked, the Device ID isautomatically set to match the MIDI Receive Channel. You can entera different Device ID number if you wish.See your MIDI device manual to learn how to view (or change) itsDevice ID.Ch 3: Defining MIDI Devices - 25 - OMS 2.3 for Macintosh
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