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Hi, Paolo:
There is no Master Volume continuous controller in the MIDI spec. The CC for Volume controls only each individual channel. To send a Master Volume (All Channels) message to a device, you would have to use a System Exclusive message, such as: 0xF0 ; SysEx 0x7F ; Realtime 0x7F ; The SysEx channel 0x04 ; Sub-ID -- Device Control 0x01 ; Sub-ID2 -- Master Volume 0xLL ; Least Significant Bits 0 to 6 of a 14-bit volume 0xMM ; Most Significant Bits 7 to 13 of a 14-bit volume 0xF7 ; End of SysEx When Mark Walsen was developing Composer, he didn't want to get the user into such arcania, so Composer doesn't deal with SysEx. At the same time, I find that an even fade-out usually requires different curves for each instrument, so individual channel volume fades are usually best. Hope that helps. David |
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