For example, you could configure Slider 1 to select which MIDI channel the C1 will transmit on, whilst using Slider 2 to control the MIDI Volume of any instrument or effects unit that happens to be listening to that channel. You can use MIDI Monitor to assign any type of MIDI data to be transmitted by the real-time sliders. In conjunction with Yamaha's Sequence program, you have the capacity to assign a unique MIDI channel to up to 128 tracks and dedicate each track to the control of a particular instrument or function. It is capable of simultaneously addressing up to 128 independent MIDI channels, which should be more than ample to service the needs of even the most demanding professional studio.
With its two MIDI Ins, eight independent MIDI Outs and intelligent interface controller, the C1 has got what it takes to be the nerve centre of a very sophisticated MIDI network.
#Midi monitor freeware software
Although a large base of third-party programs already exists for the C1 (thanks mainly to its earlier release in the USA), Yamaha here in the UK has taken the wise decision to 'bundle' three free programs with the machine: MIDI Monitor, Bulk Manager and a sophisticated 400-track MIDI sequencing program called Sequence that employs a Windows-like graphic user interface and incorporates features that put much of the existing PC sequencing software in the shade.
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