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− | =Key bindings= | + | =CUIA: Callable UI Actions= |
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| + | The Zynthian UI can be controlled remotely using a set of commands called CUIA: Callable UI Actions. These CUIA are available on several interfaces: Key Bindings, MIDI, OSC, etc. |
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| + | ==Key Bindings: Controlling the UI with a computer keyboard== |
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| The user interface may be driven using a USB keyboard, e.g. QWERTY, Dvorak, etc. | | The user interface may be driven using a USB keyboard, e.g. QWERTY, Dvorak, etc. |
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− | ==CUIA: Callable UI Actions== | + | ==Controlling the UI with MIDI messages== |
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− | The Zynthian can be controlled remotely using a set of commands called CUIA: Callable UI Actions.
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− | These actions are available using MIDI messages on the Master Channel (default 16, but configurable with the webconf tool), specifically, note-on messages (0x9) have been used so you can use a MIDI keyboard for controlling the Zynthian UI. For instance, to Power Off the zynthian, you send this message: | + | These actions are available using MIDI messages on the Master Channel (default 16, but configurable with the webconf tool), specifically, note-on messages (0x9) are used so you can use a MIDI keyboard for controlling the Zynthian UI. For instance, to Power Off the zynthian, you send this message: |
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| 0x9F ( Channel 16 Note ON) | | 0x9F ( Channel 16 Note ON) |
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| 0x00 (Velocity/parameter) | | 0x00 (Velocity/parameter) |
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− | or play the A-3 note, if your keyboard have it ;-) | + | or play the A-3 key, if your keyboard have it ;-) |
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| This is the full list: | | This is the full list: |
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| "51": "SELECT", D#3/Eb3 | | "51": "SELECT", D#3/Eb3 |
− | "52": "SELECT_DOWN", E3 | + | "52": "SELECT_UP", E3 |
− | "53": "SELECT_UP", F3 | + | "53": "SELECT_DOWN", F3 |
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| "64": "SWITCH_BACK_SHORT", E4 | | "64": "SWITCH_BACK_SHORT", E4 |