Specifications

S3L System Guide206
Adding MIDI, Plug-In, and Media Data
to Snapshots
MIDI, Plug-Ins, and Media (USB 2-track transport commands)
data are added to snapshots using the MIDI/Plug-In/Media list.
Open the list to add and edit data.
To open the MIDI/Plug-In/Media list:
 Click the MIDI/Plug-In/Media list icon.
Adding MIDI Data to Snapshots
When the MIDI data type is scoped for a snapshot, any stored
MIDI messages are sent when the snapshot is recalled.
The following MIDI messages are supported and available in the
MIDI list:
• Note Off
•Note On
• Poly Key Pressure
• Control Change
• Program Change
• Channel Pressure
• Pitch Bend
• MIDI Machine Control Stop
• MIDI Machine Control Play
• MIDI Machine Control Fast Forward
• MIDI Machine Control Rewind
• MIDI Machine Control Eject
• MIDI Machine Control Chase
• MIDI Machine Control Pause
• MIDI Machine Control Locate
When the MIDI data type is scoped for a snapshot, its MIDI mes-
sages are sent when the snapshot is recalled.
No MIDI message data is captured when a snapshot is first cre-
ated. MIDI messages are added to existing snapshots directly
from the MIDI list. You can store up to 20 MIDI messages in each
snapshot.
Adding MIDI Messages to Snapshots
To add a MIDI message to a snapshot:
1 Target the snapshot you want to modify.
2 Double-click the MIDI icon in the MIDI/Plug-Ins/Media list
header to expand the MIDI list.
3 Click Add and choose a message from the pop-up menu.
The MIDI plug icon lights in the Snapshots list for each snapshot
that contains MIDI messages.
To record incoming MIDI data to a snapshot.
1 Click REC.
2 Send a supported MIDI command.
3 Click REC again when done.
Clicking the list icon
Snapshot MIDI list
Snapshots list showing snapshot containing MIDI messages