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<A NAME="ChanMarker">MIDI Channel Marker</A>
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Marks MIDI events with channel values matching a selected set.
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Input
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MIDI data stream
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Output
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incoming stream with marks added to matching events
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Control Panel
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<LI> <B>Pull-down selection Menu:</B> [top menubar left]
-- Select mark to be set on matched events (Mark 1 default).
<LI> <B>'Options' Menu:</B> [top menubar right]
(Does not effect marking of channels)
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<LI> <B>RESET</B> -- Clears highlighting.
<LI> <B>Note Only</B> (toggle) -- When set, Note-On events will highlight
their channel until a matching count of Note-Off events have also been seen.
When unset, <i>all</i> arriving channel events will highlight.  Clear with
'RESET' option.
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<LI> <B>Chans</B> -- Sixteen toggle check boxes to select which channel events
will get marked.  Channels on which events are seen (independent of checkbox
selection) will be highlighted yellow according to the mode set by the
<b>Options</b> menu.
(See your favourite MIDI book for details on 'channels'.)
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For more on this module, see
<A HREF="../../Documentation/MIDI.html#ChanMarker">ChanMarker</A>
in the "MIDI Modules" documentation.
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A description of the Marking scheme is in
<A HREF="../../Documentation/MIDI.html#Marking and Splitting">Marking and Splitting</A>
also in "MIDI Modules".
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