MOTU MIDI Express XT [22/94] Where to go next

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION AND SETUP

Conﬁguring your Windows setup for daisy-chaining

To avoid unwanted instrument layering (as explained

earlier), go to the front panel of each MIDI instrument

itself and program it to respond to a unique set of MIDI

channels. Each device should have its own MIDI

channel(s), to which no other device connected to that

MIDI port will respond. Refer to the documentation for

the device for details.

WHERE TO GO NEXT

Refer to the items below that apply to you:

If you want to start using MIDI software with your new

MOTU interface...

All MOTU interfaces have factory default settings that

allow your MIDI software to communicate with all MIDI

devices connected to the interface. So from here, you can

turn to your software documentation to get started.

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Mac users: if you haven’t created devices in your

Audio MIDI Setup as explained in “Creating a MIDI

conﬁguration” on page 18, do so now before you begin

using your MIDI programs.

If you want to learn about the front panel controls...

Turn to chapter 6, “Front Panel Presets” (page 49).

If you want to program your interface with

ClockWorks...

ClockWorks is the software “front end” for the features in

your MOTU interface. It allows you to conﬁgure and

program the powerful MIDI routing and processing

features in the interface. You can graphically make direct

routings from inputs and outputs, stripe SMPTE time

code, create and save interface

setups

(which consist of the

entire internal conﬁguration of the interface), set up the

pedal inputs, or other tasks. For details, see chapter 5,

“ClockWorks” (page 27).

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