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Include information on how to connect a MIDI device to be used to trigger clips

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James Crompton 2023-11-19 13:45:49 +01:00 committed by Alexandre Prokoudine
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<p> <p>
An existing assignment can be remove using the An existing assignment can be removed using the
<kbd class="menu">MIDI un-Learn</kbd> command in the same right-click menu. <kbd class="menu">MIDI un-Learn</kbd> command in the same right-click menu.
</p> </p>
<p class="note">
This use of MIDI devices and its learning function is separate from, functions
differently to, and is not to be confused with the use of MIDI devices as control surfaces.
</p>
<p>
For a MIDI device to be used to trigger clips it must be defined as Default trigger input
in the <kbd class="menu">Triggering</kbd> page of the <kbd class="menu">Preferences</kbd>
dialog and/or be connected to the <code>ardour:Cue Control in</code> MIDI port.
</p>
<h2>Playing and Stopping Entire Cues</h2> <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 (<strong>P</strong>) will stop playback of all cues and all clips in all
trigger slots. Just like with playback, the time playback stops depends on trigger slots. Just like with playback, the time playback stops depends on
quantization settings of each trigger slot. quantization settings of each trigger slot.
</p> </p>