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show up in the MIDI In Event Viewer and you can then click on it and the data will be loaded into
the appropriate windows.
By clicking on the "Note On" command in the MIDI In Event Viewer, the command "Note On", the
channel number and the Data 1 and 2 information are automatically pasted into their respective
fields.
When all information for your MIDImacro has been entered, the screen will be similar to this:
You can see that the macro is a MIDImacro that will send cuelist 9 a Go command when it sees
a Note On command on MIDI channel 1 with Data 1 at 49 (C#) and any value in Data 2. Pressing
"Apply" will complete the macro.
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LAYING MACROS
As with any other type of macro, in order for a MIDImacro to become active, the cue that it is
attached to must have been executed. Also, be aware that if you are using any of the "flash"
MIDImacros, the target cuelist (such as cuelist 9 in the example above) must be active for the
flash to work.
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