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* '''MIDI PC''' binds MIDI program change to recall snapshots
* '''MIDI PC''' binds MIDI program change to recall snapshots
===MIDI CC===
[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_cc_learn_01.png|400px|right]]
[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_cc_learn_01.png|400px|right]]
[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_cc_learn_02.png|400px|right]]
[[File:Zynthian_ui_midi_cc_learn_02.png|400px|right]]
You can map any parameter in the Zynthian UI to a CC knob / slider on your external MIDI controller. It is intended to extend this feature to other MIDI messages but currently only CC messages are supported. Until then, MIDI-filter rules can be used instead.
You can map any parameter in the Zynthian UI to a CC knob / slider on your external MIDI controller. It is intended to extend this feature to other MIDI messages but currently only CC messages are supported. Until then, MIDI-filter rules can be used instead.
===Midi learn using the encoders===
Learning a MIDI-CC is quite easy:
Learning a MIDI-CC is quite easy:
'''1.''' From the Control View, short press LEARN. The CC MIDI-learn view is shown. It’s identical to the Control screen except that the controllers show a green “??”.
'''1.''' From the Control View, short press LEARN. The CC MIDI-learn view is shown. It’s identical to the Control screen except that the controllers show a '''yellow''' “??”.
'''2.''' Move a Zynthian controller. The “??” changes to yellow. The other three will go back to normal state.
'''2.''' Move a Zynthian controller. The “??” changes to '''green'''. The other three will go back to normal state.
'''3.''' Finally, move a knob / fader in your MIDI keyboard / controller and the binding is done. The new CC number should appear at the bottom of the learned controller, replacing the "??".
'''3.''' Finally, move a knob / fader in your MIDI keyboard / controller and the binding is done. The new CC number should appear at the bottom of the learned controller, replacing the "??".
'''3.''' Bold press LEARN to unlearn the selected controller
'''3.''' Bold press LEARN to unlearn the selected controller
MIDI learn with a touchscreen is performed by swiping right on a control to show the yellow "??" then sending the MIDI CC.
=== MIDI learn with a touchscreen or mouse ===
MIDI unlearn with a touchscreen is performed by swiping left on a control then selecting the option from the menu to unleanr the control or all controls.
MIDI learn with a touchscreen or mouse is very similar, it is performed by touching/clicking then swiping right on a control to show the '''green''' "??" then sending the MIDI CC.
MIDI unlearn with a touchscreen is performed by swiping left on a control then selecting the option from the menu to unlearn the control or all controls.
Unlearn operations require confirmation.
Unlearn operations require confirmation.
=== Audio Recording Output Config ===
=== Audio Recording Output Config ===
There is a configuration in webconf to enable multitrack audio recording. If this is enabled then there is an extra option in the audio options within each chain's options menu to toggle "Recording Primed". With none of these enabled, the audio recorder will record will be a stereo file from the main mixbus output (post effects, post fader). If any are enabled then a multitrack recording is made with a pair of tracks for each enabled chain. The main mixbus may also be enabled to add a stereo mix pair of tracks to the multitrack recording.
There is a configuration in webconf to enable multitrack audio recording. If this is enabled then there is an extra option in the audio options within each chain's options menu to toggle "Recording Primed". With none of these enabled, the audio recorder will record a stereo file from the main mixbus output (post effects, post fader). If any are enabled then a multitrack recording is made with a pair of tracks for each enabled chain. The main mixbus may also be enabled to add a stereo mix pair of tracks to the multitrack recording.
Files are recorded as a floating point WAV (or WAVX for multitrack recordings) at the Zynthian's native samplerate (default is 44100 samples per second) and named with the current date and time. Recordings are made to the root directory of any attached USB storage or internal SD card if no external storage is attached.
Files are recorded as a floating point WAV (or WAVX for multitrack recordings) at the Zynthian's native samplerate (default is 44100 samples per second) and named with the current date and time. Recordings are made to the root directory of any attached USB storage or internal SD card if no external storage is attached.