Setting Your Workstation(S) To Communicate Via Ipmidi; Pro Tools - Solid State Logic AWS DELTA 916 Owner's Manual

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The AWS software uses 10 virtual MIDI ports which are pre-assigned as follows:
Port Layer
1 1
2 1
3 1
4 2
5 2
6 2
* Note that MIDI port 4 or ipMiDI port 7 can be used for MTC input thereby allowing MTC to be connected from systems
(such as RADAR) that do not support the ipMIDI driver. MTC should only be routed to one port at a time.
• Note that there are now two switchable workstation layers allowing independent workstations to be interfaced.
Once configured, you can switch between the two layers using the console's SSL > DAW menu. Port 7: This port
is used for the timecode display with -Control automation and as the reference input with legacy automation.
• Port 8: Used for the import of legacy SysEx TR and SSL automation data saved under earlier software versions.
• Port 9-10: Mapped to the conventional MIDI connectors on the rear of the console allowing connection of a keyboard
or other MIDI device to your DAW via ipMIDI .
To select which DAW is assigned to each layer go to SSL > MISC > SETUP on your console and select the following:
DAW 1: select from Protools HUI / Nuendo / Digital Performer / Sonar
DAW 2: select from Protools HUI / Nuendo / Digital Performer / Sonar / None
After making these changes the console should be restarted.
To enable control of your workstation via HUI or MCU your workstation(s) must be configured to match the appropriate
layer in the list above. This is done using the MIDI Controller configuration page of your workstation.
The following page shows an example using Pro Tools.
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Assignment
Faders 1–8
Faders 9–16
Faders 17–24
Faders 1–8
Faders 9–16
Faders 17–24
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Port Layer
7 –
8 –
9 –
10 –
DAW Connection
MIDI
Assignment
MTC/MMC input *
SysEx
AWS MIDI Port 1
AWS MIDI Port 2
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