MIDI Control Panel STD, Version 1.2 (Win95/98 only)

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This program is designed to send messages to MIDI 
synthesizers, either external or on soundcards, or other
MIDI controllable devices such as effects boxes or 
lightshow controllers in real-time under full user 
control via mouse, keyboard, and joystick port devices. 

Features:

Easy-to-use and understand panel oriented interface and 
extensive on-line help

Automated controller sweeps--multiple, simultaneous 
sweeps are possible

Extensive MIDI program change message support--maintain 
lists of program no.s with names for multiple channels 
and/or MIDI Out ports. Select and send programs from a 
list via mouse, keyboard, or remotely from controls on 
other panel types including push-buttons, joystick fire-
buttons and even fader controls.

Automated MIDI routing--switch any MIDI In to any MIDI 
Out

Joystick port support with optional reverse and center-
defeat functions. Fire-buttons can simulate toggle-
buttons, if desired

Panel remote control--controls from one panel can be 
used to activate MIDI message sending functions on other 
panels

Extensive customization possible--the user can re-name 
and, in most cases, re-define any MIDI controller type. 
Panels can be grouped by function and hidden or 
displayed (or closed) as a group. Entire sessions can 
be saved and loaded. Individual panels can be saved and 
loaded. Each panel's (including the Main Panel) 
background color can be changed, or any standard bitmap 
file can be applied. The user can supply the icons used 
for grouping panels (or the buttons on Buttons 
controls), either as a (small) bitmap file, an icon file 
or a cursor file. You can even re-write (or translate) 
the entire help system yourself!

What the MIDI Control Panel is:

A collection of Button, Fader, and Joystick Panels that 
allow you to quickly and easily set up and send multiple
MIDI controller messages. For each button or fader the 
user can define what MIDI controller type is to be 
issued, what the data value should be and what channel 
and MIDI port the message will use.

What the MIDI Control Panel is not:

A Sequencer. No MIDI In data is read and or saved by the
program, so it cannot translate incoming MIDI control 
messages into different control messages on output. It 
does provide for automated switching of any MIDI in port
to any MIDI out port, and can play MIDI files using the
MicroSoft MediaPlayer.

A Synth Patch Editor. It does not download voices or 
banks from a synth, edit the voice parameters and 
upload them back to the synth. It does allow you to 
create and manipulate patchlists, which are simple lists
of program change numbers with voice names and provides 
flexible and extensive means for sending the program 
change numbers in a list to your synth(s).

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Record MIDI Events -- records all MIDI messges generated 
by the program to a standard MIDI file for use with MIDI 
sequencers.

MIDI realtime Start/Stop messages -- useful to auto 
start/stop (some) MIDI sequencers.

MIDI thru switching -- allows multiple Patch-Group 
panels with the same MIDI In.
System Requirements:  Pentium, 16M RAM, 5Meg disk, Windows95
or later
		      
Installation:
Unzip the distribution file into a temporary directory.
Double-Click Setup.exe file to install.  Then unzip
MCPHelp.zip into your new MIDICtrlPanl directory.

Shareware/Demo version, no saves ......Download (2.5M)


MIDI control Panel Standard, all features of demo,
with save enabled ........................ $15.00

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