MIDIJOY 3.5 Table of contents

  1. Keyboard overview main screen
  2. Welcome to MIDIJOY
    1. What is MIDIJOY?
    2. Marsan DMC
    3. MIDIJOY-diskette
    4. The computer
    5. DEF.MDJ file
    6. Midi-connection
    7. AZERTY-keyboard
    8. Help screens
  3. Getting started
    1. What's in it
    2. Overview main screen
    3. Play..
  4. The mouse
    1. Mouse in the play-area
    2. Fix the mouse in the play-area
  5. Value-boxes
    1. Track status
    2. Channel (CH)
    3. Velocity (VEL)
    4. Program change (PCH)
    5. Transpose (TRP)
    6. Delay (DLAY)
    7. Length (LEN)
  6. Global parameters
    1. Mode, REL or ABS
    2. Fine-tuning
    3. Tempo
    4. Random
    5. Glissando
    6. DYnamics
    7. TransPose
  7. Changing values, also realtime
    1. Mouse in control-area
    2. Mouse in play-area (realtime)
    3. Input-routine/ column input
  8. Midbox functions
    1. Reverse function
    2. Shove function
    3. Randomize function
  9. Numeric keyboard
    1. Load and save
    2. The eye
  10. Assigning scale to X- and/or Y-klavier
  11. Function keys
  12. Icons / switches
    1. Overview
    2. Notepad
    3. Outlook play-area
    4. Klavier range
    5. Modulation or Panning
    6. Left button sound or silence
    7. Twoplay
    8. Function keys
    9. Bounce actions
    10. Automouse
  13. Jive- function [ J ]
  14. Pitch bend
  15. Value-box preset maps
    1. Where and why
    2. LOAD .map file
    3. SAVE .map file
    4. Preset columns in and out
    5. Autoload DEF.MAP

  1. Menu: FUNCTIONS

    1. Load and Save
    2. Kill hanging notes
    3. Refresh screen
    4. Help markers

  2. Menu: MIDI

    1. Defining All Notes Off
    2. Program change parameters

  3. Scale assign

    1. Explanation help numbers
    2. Keyboards and scales
    3. Mouse dragging / Key-shortcuts
    4. Listening to a scale
    5. Actual scales
    6. Buffer scales
    7. Scale presets
    8. Key:
    9. Mode: {*} filled {-} unfilled
    10. Random assign
    11. Question mark in triangle
    12. Scale edit window
    13. To [scale edit]
    14. Key functions in [Scale assign]

  4. Scale edit

    1. What and how
    2. The piano keyboards in your screen
    3. Midi out
    4. Changing the note assigned to a key
    5. Edit zone
    6. Edit zone operations
    7. Octave-copying
    8. Revert
    9. Change name
    10. Quit scale-edit
    11. Rename or Impose

  5. Record and Performance

    1. What and how
    2. Record
    3. Play
    4. Stop record/play
    5. Cut-off function
    6. SHIFT+SHIFT = fast winding
    7. More

  6. Performance edit

    1. What and how
    2. Single events
    3. Position number
    4. Edit Zone
    5. Edit zone actions
    6. Other actions

  7. Epilogue