ProjectMix Control Guide
ProjectMix Control
Installing and Running the ProjectMix Control Application
Windows XP
1. Insert the FireWire Series CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
2. A welcome screen will appear, as shown below. If this does not appear automatically, click on Start > My Computer > FireWire Series.
3. From the menu in the bottom-right corner of the welcome screen, choose ProjectMix Control. Click Install.
4. The ProjectMix Control installer will start. Follow the onscreen directions.
5. When installation is complete, you can launch the program by clicking Start > M-Audio > FireWire Family > ProjectMix Control.
Mac OS X
1. Insert the FireWire Series CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
2. Double-click the CD icon that appears on your computer’s desktop. A new window will open.
3. Double-click the “Mac OS X Start Here” icon contained in the new window. The welcome screen, shown below, will appear.
4. From the menu in the bottom-right corner of the welcome screen, select ProjectMix Control and click Install.
5. When installation is complete, you can launch the application by locating it in your Applications folder and double-clicking its icon.
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ProjectMix Control Guide
Using ProjectMix Control
Downloading Current Settings
When ProjectMix Control first starts, it will check to see that the ProjectMix I/O is connected to your computer. Once it establishes a connection,
a dialog box will appear confirming connection. It will also ask you if you’d like to download the current MIDI settings of the ProjectMix I/O into
the application. Click OK and the settings will be loaded into the application.
The Interface
The ProjectMix Control application is a simple window containing a graphic representation of the knobs, buttons, and faders on the
ProjectMix I/O.
As you move your mouse over these controls, a balloon will appear showing you the current values assigned to the control.
You’ll find that every control on the ProjectMix I/O has MIDI parameters assigned to it except for the MIDI button. This is because the MIDI button
is used to enter and exit the ProjectMix I/O MIDI mode.
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