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Logic Pro 7.1 – MIDI Setup (2005-0905) 6 of 13
“User Created Device” Properties: (you can leave the window open and select different devices (linked windows)
General
Device Name: This name is used for the Object name.
Logic uses that name when it creates that MIDI device in
the Environment
Manufacturer: select from a list or type it in
Model: select from a list or type it in
Icon: click hold to select from the menu
Color: click to assign a color for the Device
Properties
Transmits Channel 1-16, MIDI Beat Clock, MTC
Receives Channel 1-16, MIDI Beat Clock, MTC: settings
will also affect the Object in Logic Environments
Features: General MIDI MMC, SysEx ID
Ports
Ports: add, remove and name the MIDI ports.
Connectors: assign how many MIDI in and MIDI out
connectors are available for each port. Each MIDI
connector will be displayed as a triangle on the MIDI
Device
“MIDI Interface” Properties:
General
Device Name: This name is used for the Object name
only in AMS
Manufacturer: read only, retrieved from the driver
Model: read only, retrieved from the driver. Logic uses
this name in the Object Parameter Box of the Environment
Icon: click hold to select from the menu
Color: click to assign a color for the Device
Device is online: checked if OS sees the device
Properties
Cannot be edited
Ports
Ports: read only, retrieved from the driver. Logic uses the
port name in the Environment
Connectors: read only, retrieved from the driver
Ports and Connectors:
AMS follows some rules when you create Ports and Connectors in the Properties Window for a User Created Device:
A MIDI In connector is displayed by a down triangle
A MIDI Out connector is displayed by an up triangle
The MIDI In and Out triangles are grouped together for each port
To create more connectors for a port, select the port and use the up/down button next to the MIDI
number, or type the number in (max number is 8)
When creating multiple ports, AMS separates the group of triangles for each port with a little space
AMS displays one number or letter on the Device above or below the triangles if it has more than one
port.
If the name of the port starts with “
Port
”, then the AMS displays the next letter or number after the Port.
If the name of the port doesn’t start with
“Port”
, then AMS uses the first letter or number of the name
o “Port A” “A”
o “Port 1” “1”
o “New Port” “N”
Patch info:
When you connect two devices together, then the “i” icon appears on the right corner of
the device. Click on it and a popup menu displays the connections with the name of the
ports
You can also click on a connector and a popup menu displays the name of the connected devices
Note: you can only patch between MIDI Interface Devices and User Created Devices. You can’t make a connection between the MIDI Outs of User
Created Device to the MIDI In of a User Created Device to simulate a MIDI thru connection!
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