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Zynthian UI User's Guide - Oram (view source)
Revision as of 09:43, 30 July 2024
, 09:43, 30 July 2024→Chains & Processors
The audio and MIDI signals are routed (connected) between physical inputs, chain inputs, chain outputs and physical outputs. This provides a lot of flexibility whilst maintaining a simple, chain-based approach to signal routing.
The audio and MIDI signals are routed (connected) between physical inputs, chain inputs, chain outputs and physical outputs. This provides a lot of flexibility whilst maintaining a simple, chain-based approach to signal routing.
====Type of chains====
====Type of chains====
When a chain is created it is assigned a type:
When you create a chain, you must choose a '''type''' for it:
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* '''Synth Chain''' => Receives MIDI note-events and generate audio output. It must have a synth processor.
* '''Synth Chain''' => Receives MIDI note-events and generate audio output. It must have a synth processor.
* '''Special Chain''' => It can contains special processors, a MOD-UI pedalboard or a Pure Data patch. It can process audio and MIDI.
* '''Special Chain''' => It can contains special processors, a MOD-UI pedalboard or a Pure Data patch. It can process audio and MIDI.
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The chain's type can't be changed after creating the chain. Depending of the chain's type, MIDI processors can be added to the start of the chain and audio processors can be added to the end of the chain.
The chain's type can't be changed after creating the chain. Depending of the chain's type, MIDI processors can be added to the start of the chain and audio processors can be added to the end of the chain. Processors can subsequently be moved along the chain.
Synth and MIDI chains must have a '''MIDI channel''' assigned. MIDI channels are not exclusive, so you can assign the same MIDI channel to several chains.
Synth and MIDI chains must have a '''MIDI channel''' assigned. MIDI channels are not exclusive, so you can assign the same MIDI channel to several chains.