Ch (Channel); Pg (Program) - Applied Engineering AUDIO ANIMATOR User Manual

CH (Channel)
You can receive and send MIDI info. on up to 16 different
channels. Each channel can be a different MIDI device. For
example, you can set up your keyboard as channell, your
drum machine as channel 2, and your guitar as channel 3.
The AA software will record channel changes within a track.
However, if you set the CH (Channel) setting to any number
other than 0, all information played from that track will be
played back on the channel you select. Leaving the CH
setting to 0 will follow the recorded channel settings .
• :. Note: If you made a channel change
within a
segment, the original information will be maintained
if you copy that segment to another track. For
example, if you record from channel 1 on track 1
and from channel 2 on track 2 and then paste
information from track 1 to track 2, the pasted
information will still play on channell while the rest
of the info. in track 2 will play on channel 2 if the CH
setting is set to
O.
To select channels 0-16, click in the CH (Channel) column and
then click on either end of the scroll bar or drag the thumb
to the desired channel setting. Click the Ok button to accept
the setting. Click the Cancel button to leave the setting as it
was.
PG (Program)
Programs are the stored sounds ("patches") in a MIDI device.
Program for keyboards can be different instruments, horns,
bells, strings, etc. Programs for MIDI drums may be entire
songs. Refer to your particular MIDI device manuals for more
information.
The PG (Program) column displays the currently set
program.
To select programs 0-128, click in the PG column and then
click on either end of the scroll bar or drag the thumb to the
desired setting. Click the Ok button to accept the setting.
Click the Cancel button to leave the setting as it was.
Some of the rules for using the PG setting are:
o
A 0 in the column means that there is no set
program; whatever you set the playback instrument
to will be the program used.
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