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The MP26 Control Panel
The MP26 Audio Driver Control Panel allows you to set some
preferences for your MP26 Mixer. There are three pages in the
panel: Preferences, PGM Inputs 1-4, and MIDI Configuration.
Switch between these pages by pressing the button in the upper
left-hand corner. The button displays the name of the next page.
Preferences
The Preferences page allows you to control these features:
• Headphone Tone controls adjust the level of headphone out-
put high and low frequencies from +6 dB to Off.
• USB-6 Record source routes the specified signal within the
MP26 to the USB-6 Record channel. The available options
are Main Mix, Mic 1, and Mic 2. Main Mix is the default.
• Button backlighting is on by default, but may be turned off
using the Button Backlight control. When the backlight is
on, buttons toggle between dimly lit and fully lit. When the
backlight is off, buttons toggle between dark and fully lit.
• The USB driver buffer size may be increased to achieve higher
stability at the cost of higher latency. The MP26's drivers run
very reliably at latencies below 10 milliseconds. However,
computer performance and available resources (number of ap-
plications running) may adversely affect the computer's ability
to stream audio reliably. If pops and clicks are heard in the
USB audio, try increasing the buffer size to eliminate them.
• If the MP26 firmware installed with your driver on your com-
puter is newer than the firmware in your MP26, the Update
Device Firmware panel is enabled. Pressing the Update Firm-
ware button updates the MP26 firmware to the newer version.
PGM1-4 Inputs
The
controls on the program strips each have two Filter
Filter
Resonance values. The Filter Resonance may be set High or Low.
MIDI Configuration
The MP26's front panel controls are MIDI enabled. Changes to
front panel controls may be sent via MIDI to audio applications
on the computer. By default, the MP26 uses MIDI channel 1 to
send MIDI messages. You can change the output channel num-
ber using "MIDI Out Port Channel." Checking "Send MIDI
Beat Clock" causes the MP26 to transmit a MIDI Beat Clock at
the BPM of the MP26 effects engine. Some MP26 features may
be controlled via MIDI. By default, the MP26 does not accept
MIDI input. However, you can enable MIDI input to the MP26
by setting the MIDI In channel number. Checking "Receive
MIDI Beat Clock" allows the MP26 to track the BPM of a soft-
ware application generating MIDI Beat Clock.
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