MIDI Remotes

MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. MIDI is used as a worldwide standard protocol that allows communication between different digital devices, for example:

• a MIDI keyboard and a grandMA3 command wing.
• a MIDI pad controller and a grandMA3 console.
• a grandMA3 console and an audio mixing console.

The MIDI Remotes tab is used to define actions for incoming MIDI notes or MIDI Control Changes (CC).

	Restriction:
	MIDI does not transmit an audio signal.

To learn more about the hardware part of the input, read the Connect MIDI topic.

This topic is divided into several chapters:

• Output Configuration Window
• In & Out Menu
• Examples
• Control an External MIDI Device
• Receive MIDI
• Send MIDI
• MIDI Connection via USB

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Output Configuration Window

Adjusting the MIDI Offset will shift the MIDI Index.

The MIDI Offset can be adjusted in the Output Configuration window as follows:

1. To set the MIDI Offset, open the Output Configuration menu.
2. Open the product in the Output Configuration category tree using the arrows ( ).

Output Configuration menu

3. To set the MIDI Offset to a new value, for example, -2, right-click or tap and hold MIDI Offset in the product row. A pop-up opens:

MIDI Offset pop-up

4. The MIDI Offset is adjusted. For example, MIDI Index 50 is changed to 48, after MIDI Offset is set to -2, as shown below:

MIDI Offset changes the MIDI Index (note) shown in the System Monitor.

	Hint:
	If data input is disabled, a text message in the System Monitor next to the actual MIDI Note will inform the user.