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Cue Controls
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Provide control over cues using keyboard and MIDI.
How to use
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Settings are provided per cue, and are accessible through a specific tab in the cue
settings window:
Keyboard
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.. image:: ../media/controller_settings_keyboard.png
:alt: Linux Show Player - Controller settings - Keyboard
:align: center
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* **Key:** the key (character) that trigger the cue
* **Action:** the action to be executed when the key is pressed (Start/Stop/...)
New keys can be added/removed using the buttons at the table bottom. A key can
be any single character that the keyboard is able to insert, so special keys are
excluded, Upper/lower cases are considered, so "A" is not the same of "a".
In general, what is taken in account, it's not the pressed key, but the typed character.
MIDI
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.. image:: ../media/controller_settings_midi.png
:alt: Linux Show Player - Controller settings - MIDI
:align: center
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* **Type:** The message type (only *note_on/off*)
* **Channel:** MIDI message "channel"
* **Note:** MIDI message "note"
* **Action:** Action to execute when a matching message is received
* *The MIDI Note "velocity" is ignored*
New MIDI messages can be added/removed manually using the provided buttons,
or can be captured directly from the device, when doing so, a filter is provided
to select the type of messages to be captured.
The used MIDI device can be changed in the application settings ``File > Preferences > MIDI Settings``
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