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Logic Pro 7.1

Personal Manual by Edgar Rothermich

[email protected]

<http://homepage.mac.com/edgarrothermich>

MIDI Setup

MIDI Basics

Any musical instrument has a part that initiates the sound and a part that actually makes the sound:

Acoustic Instrument

A piano has a key attached to a hammer (transmitter) which hits the strings (receiver) and makes the sound. The transmitter and receiver

mechanism is one unit.

Electronic Instrument

In the old days before MIDI, you had a synthesizer with a keyboard that sends an electronic signal (transmitter) to a circuitry that creates the

sound (receiver). The transmitter and receiver is again one unit.

MIDI Instrument

The basic idea was to separate the transmitter unit (keyboard) and the receiver unit (sound module) by creating the "MIDI Interface". This is a

protocol (or a computer language) that the transmitter and receiver speak. Hitting a key on a MIDI keyboard creates a "MIDI message". Sending

that MIDI message to a MIDI sound module that understands MIDI will create the appropriate sound. The transmitter and receiver don't have to

be one unit. Different units can be connected via a MIDI cable that transmits the MIDI message from the transmitter to the receiver. Because

the MIDI message is a digital information (1 and 0), it can be stored on a computer (Sequencer) for later transmission.

Terminologies:

A MIDI Device is any electronic device with a MIDI Interface

A MIDI Interface is considered the part of the device with one or more MIDI connectors

A MIDI connector is the physical outlet (MIDI Jack) of a MIDI port

A MIDI Port is the electronic pipeline where the MIDI messages travel. One MIDI port can carry 16 MIDI channels.

A MIDI Channel is assigned to each MIDI Message.

A MIDI Message carries the actual information ( i.e. C1, velocity 102) and is always assigned to a specific MIDI channel (1 ...16)

Please keep the terminology in mind for a better understanding of the discussion of the topics below.

Ch 1

Ch 2

Ch 3

Ch 16

C2 vel 101 Ch9

MIDI Message

MIDI Channel

MIDI Port

MIDI Connector

MIDI Interface

MIDI Device

MIDI out 1

MIDI out 2

MIDI in

1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 12 13

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Strona 1 - Logic Pro 7.1

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 1 of 13Logic Pro 7.1Personal Manual by Edgar [email protected] <http://homepage.mac.co

Strona 2 - Computer C

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 10 of 13Network Device – MIDI Interface Device With the Network Device you actually create a “Virtual Networ

Strona 3 - CoreMIDI

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 11 of 13Example • Two networked computer: Powerbook and a G5• Both machines have 3 Network MIDI Ports (Ses

Strona 4 - Audio MIDI Setup Utility

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 12 of 13Live Routing Example AThe example above illustrates to possible connection of two separate Logic ap

Strona 5 - Device Properties Window:

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 13 of 13Summary: My Session:List of local “Network MIDI Ports” with add and remove buttonDirectory:List of al

Strona 6 - Ports and Connectors:

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 2 of 13One to One MIDI SetupPlaying the keyboard generates the MIDI Message that will be send on one of the 16

Strona 7 - AMS and Logic

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 3 of 13 CoreMIDICoreMIDIOnce the MIDI message enters your computer via the USB cable from your MIDI interface

Strona 8 - MIDI Devices”

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 4 of 13 Audio MIDI Setup UtilityThe Audio MIDI Setup utility (AMS) provides a very simple user interface with

Strona 9 - MIDI Interface

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 5 of 13Toolbar: View Icon Size:changes the size of the DevicesConfiguration:Displays the current MIDI Configu

Strona 10 - Network Property Window

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 6 of 13“User Created Device” Properties: (you can leave the window open and select different devices (linked w

Strona 11

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 7 of 13 AMS and LogicMIDI Interface (MIDI In)  Logic EnvironmentAll the Ports of all active MIDI inter

Strona 12 - Live Routing

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 8 of 13Missing MIDI Interfaces If you loose any MIDI interface connection while Logic is running, CoreMIDI w

Strona 13 - Summary:

Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 9 of 13 MIDI Network SetupThis Network Device is available since OS X 10.4 (Tiger)It enables you to route MID

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