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Muting and remapping
On the MIDI IN ports, muting occurs before channel
remapping. On the MIDI OUT ports, channel remapping
occurs before muting, as shown in Figure 5-6.
For example, let’s say that on one of the MIDI ports, you
are muting channels 1-8, and you are also remapping all
channels (1-16) to channel 16.
If you did this on a MIDI IN port, channels 1-8 would get
muted, and the data on channels 9-16 would get mapped
to channel 16. If you did this on a MIDI OUT port, all data
on all channels would be sent out on channel 16, since all
channels are mapped to channel 16 before the muting
occurs on channels 1-8.
Here’s another example: Let’s say you are mapping all
channels to channel 1, and you are muting channels 1-8.
On input, only channels 9-16 will get rechannelized to
channel 1, because channels 1-8 get muted first. On
output, no data would be sent because all channels are
mapped to channel one first, and then channel 1 is muted.
Figure 5-6: How muting and remapping interact with each other.
MOTU interface data bus
Muting filter
Channel mapping filter
Muting filter
Channel mapping filter
MDI IN
MDI OUT
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