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USING MICRO EXPRESS CONSOLE

Removing routings

To “unroute” a routing, you ﬁrst must select its

source and destination. The isolated routing

connection will be shown bolder than the other

routings (as in the right-most example in

Figure 6-8). Pressing Delete or Backspace will

remove the routing. You can also drag source icons

to the Clear icon to remove all their routings.

Routing and unrouting speciﬁc MIDI channels

You may also use the source/destination selection

procedure to isolate a routing connection in order

to alter the Channels routed check boxes.

Unchecking all the check boxes for a particular

routing is equivalent to removing the routing, and

so the on-screen connection will disappear if you

do this. Likewise, routing a single channel from a

source to a destination constitutes a connection

and this will be reﬂected on-screen as well.

Removing all routings

If you wish to remove all routings from a single

source or to a single destination, select only the

desired source or destination by clicking on it. All

the connections for the source or destination will

be highlighted (as in the left-most example in

Figure 6-8). Pressing Delete or Backspace will

remove all highlighted routings. Alternately, you

can remove all routings from a source by dragging

it to the Clear icon. This is equivalent to selecting

only a source and then pressing Delete or

Backspace.

To remove all routings between all sources and

destinations, click the Clear button in the lower

right-hand corner of the window. Alternately, you

can double-click between all the source and

destination icons (meaning, within the “routing

area”) while holding down the Shift key.

Routing to and from the computer

MIDI data received on inputs 1 through 4 will

always show up at Micro Express’s MIDI driver

input ports and you can always send MIDI data to

output ports 1 through 6. No port-to-port routing

whatsoever is required to use the Micro Express as

a multi-port MIDI interface. Port-to-port routing is

strictly internal to the Micro Express and is in

addition to any routing performed by your MIDI

software.

The effect of muting and ﬁltering on software

When using your MIDI software, the event ﬁltering

and channelizing on each port always applies and is

in addition any ﬁltering and channelizing

performed by your MIDI software.

Accessing the Sync and Advanced MIDI

windows

To open the Sync or Advanced MIDI window, just

double-click on the Sync or Transport source

icons. Alternately, when the Sync or Transport is

selected, pressing Enter will bring up the

appropriate window (Sync and Transport settings

will be covered shortly).

You can also open the Advanced MIDI window by

clicking the Advanced button in the lower left-

hand corner of the window as shown in Figure 6-7

on page 35.

Accessing the Filter and Channel Map windows

When an input port source is selected, the ﬁlter and

channelize buttons will become available and

pressing them will open a Filter or Channel Map

window for the selected port (event ﬁltering and

channelizing will be covered shortly). As with the

sources, you may access the destination Filter and

Channel Map windows for each selected

destination port. You may open as many Filter and

Channel Map windows as you wish, but there will

always be only one Filter and one Channel Map

window for each port.

For example, if you open the Filter window for

input 3 and then it becomes hidden behind other

windows, selecting input 3 in the routing window

and pressing the ﬁlter button again will cause the

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