10. Md.In MIDI IN Behaviour
Specifies how using the Woovebox UI should affect incoming MIDI;
- 'Auto' ignores the MIDI channels information when there is an incoming message, when you are editing track parameters or sequencing notes. This mode is particularly useful if you are playing your Woovebox using a MIDI controller or keyboard, as it does not require dialing in the correct MIDI channel first; the channel is implied by the selected track (Channel 1/Cd through Channel 16/A8) on the Woovebox.
- '1-16' respects the 1-16 MIDI channel any incoming incoming MIDI messages are sent on, and routes the midi message to the corresponding track (Channel 1/Cd through Channel 16/A8). Use this mode if you are using your Woovebox as a multi-timbral sound module.
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