Include information on how to connect a MIDI device to be used to trigger clips
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An existing assignment can be remove using the
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An existing assignment can be removed using the
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<kbd class="menu">MIDI un-Learn</kbd> command in the same right-click menu.
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</p>
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<p class="note">
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This use of MIDI devices and its learning function is separate from, functions
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differently to, and is not to be confused with the use of MIDI devices as control surfaces.
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For a MIDI device to be used to trigger clips it must be defined as Default trigger input
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in the <kbd class="menu">Triggering</kbd> page of the <kbd class="menu">Preferences</kbd>
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dialog and/or be connected to the <code>ardour:Cue Control in</code> MIDI port.
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<h2>Playing and Stopping Entire Cues</h2>
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(<strong>P</strong>) will stop playback of all cues and all clips in all
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trigger slots. Just like with playback, the time playback stops depends on
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quantization settings of each trigger slot.
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