Viscount CANTICUS I - II
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Press PAGE
× to move on to the video page which controls the MIDI reception channels, on which the parameter layout is
exactly the same.
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> L L 9: LL 9> 9? A B 9= < = 9; L ; 99
Here again the CURSOR
Õ and Ö keys can be used to locate the flashing cursor on the value to be modified, and the
chosen reception channel can be enabled or disabled using the encoder. Remember that on the display a disabled MIDI
channel is shown by an asterisk (*).
To exit from the programming mode at any time, press EXIT.
7.4 MIDI FILTER
The MIDI FILTER is a device which allows some types of messages to be excluded from the MIDI transmission or
reception, regardless of the channel where they reside. The following are the types of messages which the Canticus is able to
filter, both in reception (by the MIDI-IN port) and in transmission (by the MIDI-OUT port):
Message Abbreviation
Description
Note
Note
MIDI Note messages.
Control Change
CC
Control messages (volume, expression, etc.).
Program Change
PG
Program change messages.
Sistemi esclusivi
SYS-EX
Exclusive organ messages (programming).
Real Time
REAL
Tuning, time messages....
Active Sensing
ACT-S
Connection active messages.
To activate a filter (and thus exclude the message), first press the MIDI key to access the MIDI settings of the instrument.
Now press the PAGE
× key until the video shown below appears on the display:
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P
P
P
P
P
P
P
Each type of message (indicated on the top line of the display) has two filters, the first acting on reception and the second on
transmission.
Use the CURSOR
Õ and Ö keys to locate the flashing cursor on the filter to be modified, and with the encoder choose
between the value Y (YES = filter active) and N (NO = filter disabled).
Remember that when a filter is active, the selected type of message will be suppressed.
Reception filter
Trasmission filter
Global Channels
BASE channel
MIDI B channel
MIDI A channel