M-AUDIO AXIOM25 User Guide

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M-AUDIO AXIOM25 - It's a complete user guide ( also known as operating manual owner's manual), and it's in PDF format. After placing order we'll send You download instructions on Your email. See below for delivery information

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This product was added to our catalog on Monday 07 May, 2007.

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3.8.2AssigningMMCMessagestoaButton
MIDI Machine Control messages are used by some devices and software to control transport functions such as Stop, Play and
Record. The Transport controls on your Axiom keyboard can be setup to send MMC messages, however it is important to note,
that not all MIDI devices or software applications respond to MMC messages. Even those that do support MMC often need to be
set up manually to respond to these messages. Please consult the documentation relating to your device or software application
to check this. The MMC message format is a SysEx message, using a single byte to dene the message type. The table below lists
the currently dened MMC messages:
NumberMMC Command
01STOP
02PLAY
03DEFERRED PLAY
04FORWARD
05REWIND
06RECORD STROBE
07RECORD EXIT
08RECORD PAUSE
09PAUSE
10EJECT
11CHASE
12COMMAND ERROR RESET
13MMC RESET

To assign the desired MMC message to an assignable button, pad or sustain pedal:
49- and 61-note versions:
< Select the button to edit.
< Press the Ctrl Assign button.
< Type in 149 using the numeric keypad. This is the number that corresponds to the MMC instruction
(Appendix E).
< Press the Chan Assign button. Notice the Dev ID symbol on the LCD display ashes indicating you are
entering a Device ID, not a channel value.
< Type in 127, using the numeric keypad. This sets the device ID for the SysEx message to 127. (Please see
section 3.6.7.2 for more information on Device IDs.)
< Press the Data 2 button.
< Enter a number from the table above to select the message type.
25-note version:
< Select the button to edit.
< Press the Advanced button
< Press the Ctrl Assign key.
< Type in 149 using the numeric data entry keys.
< Press the Enter key to conrm.
< Press the Advanced button again.
< Press the Chan Assign key. Notice the Dev ID symbol on the LCD display ashes indicating you are entering
a Device ID, not a channel value.
< Type in 127 using the numeric data entry keys.
< Press the Enter key to conrm. This sets the device ID for the SysEx message to 127. (Please see section
3.6.7.2 for more information on Device IDs.)
< Press the Advanced button.
< Press the Data 2 key.
< Enter a number from the table above to select message type.
< Press the Enter key to conrm.
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