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--- mididocs:v4l:midiprocessing [2014/09/15 02:25] – borfo
+++ mididocs:v4l:midiprocessing [2014/09/15 19:48] (current) – [The V4L as a MIDI Processor] borfo
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 **[[mididocs:index|MIDIdocs]]**
 ====== The V4L as a MIDI Processor ======
+[[http://midibox.org/forums/topic/19032-mididocs-the-v4l-as-a-midi-processor-discussion-thread/|Forum Discussion Thread]] - for comments, corrections, or questions about this article
-[[http://midibox.org/forums/topic/18974-seq-v4l-force-to-scale-and-midi-forwarding/|Link to Forum Discussion]]
 The V4L can also be used to process incoming midi signals. All incoming MIDI can be forced-to-scale, and effects (like delays and LFOs) can be applied to selected channels. Since firmware version 85, with a configuration change, the processed notes can go out on the same channel they came in on.
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 ===To enable force-to-scale on incoming MIDI notes===
   - Open the MIOS32 File browser built into MIOS Studio.
-  - Edit the SESSIONS/DEF_V4L/MBSEQ_C.V4 file.
+  - Edit the SESSIONS/DEF_V4L/MBSEQ_C.V4 file on your V4L's SD card.  Alternately, you can remove the SD card from the V4L, use a card reader on your computer and edit the file directly in a text editor.
   - Find "LiveForceToScale", and set it to 1.  If it doesn't exist, add it and set it to 1.  But it should exist, because you used the "store" command, right?
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 You can also record and play back sequences on the V4L while it is processing and forwarding incoming MIDI.
+====Resources====
+[[http://midibox.org/forums/topic/18974-seq-v4l-force-to-scale-and-midi-forwarding/|Link to forum thread where this feature was introduced]]