>A MIDI control surface, or other device that supports assignable MIDI messages, connected to a MIDI-In on the computer can control modules in real-time with visual feedback thru the module's user interface (if open).MIDI-Out support means that you can synchronize control of MIDI lighting systems and other external MIDI devices, within a video project. This is implemented through a standard VT-Edit Utility, allowing keyframing of parameters for precisely controlled fades and other changes.
The MIDI activity/error LEDs make it easy to monitor incoming and outgoing messages, as well as errors.
Note that MIDI-VT does NOT make use of potentially unreliable keyboard shortcut simulation to control modules. It directly controls the modules to ensure complete reliability.
VT modules currently controllable include:
- Audio Mixer: 113 functions supported
- Switcher: 82 functions supported
- DDR (#1-4): 5 functions supported
- VT-Edit: 5 functions supported
Features
- Real-time control of VT modules via MIDI
- Real-time control of external MIDI devices
- VT Modules supported: Audio Mixer, Switcher, DDR (VCR), VT-Edit (Edit Deck)
- Visual feedback within the module's user interface
- Supports all standard Computer-MIDI interfaces
- MIDI-In Channels: 1-16
- MIDI-Out Channels: 1-16
WHAT'S NEW in 2.2 - VT
- Added Module: Keyer
- Added Module: VT-Stream
- Added: VT-Edit: and DDR: File Open
- Added: Switcher: TBar: Speed
- Added: Switcher: DSK Source
- Added: DDR: Next/Previous Clip
- Moved: VT-Ed: Shuttle : from Control Change 123 to 114 to avoid conflict with 'All Notes Off'
- Fixed: Switcher: TBar : Auto -> now uses the current Speed
- Fixed: Now filters DDR/VT-Edit commands destined to a module that isn't opened
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