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License: MIT Code style: black

Mair Remote

This package offers a python interface to the Midas MR18 digital rack mixer. All testing was done using a Midas MR18 but I've been informed that the software for XR18 is identical. Midas are not affiliated with/nor do they support this package in any way.

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.9+

Installation

git clone https://github.com/onyx-and-iris/mair-api-python
cd mair-api-python

Just the interface:

pip install .

With development dependencies:

pip install -e .['development']

Usage

Connection

An ini file named config.ini, placed into the current working directory of your code may be used to configure the mixers ip. It's contents should resemble:

[connection]
ip=<ip address>

Alternatively you may state it explicitly as an argument to mair.connect()

Example 1

import mair

def main():
    with mair.connect(kind_id, ip=ip) as mixer:
        mixer.strip[8].config.name = 'sm7b'
        mixer.strip[8].config.on = True
        print(f'strip 09 ({mixer.strip[8].config.name}) has been set to {mixer.strip[8].config.on}')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    kind_id = 'MR18'
    ip = '<ip address>'

    main()

API

Currently the following devices are support:

  • XR18
  • MR18

However, this interface can be expanded upon to support other devices.

MAirRemote (higher level)

mixer.lr

A class representing Main LR channel

mixer.strip

A Strip tuple containing a class for each input strip channel

mixer.bus

A Bus tuple containing a class for each output bus channel

mixer.dca

A DCA tuple containing a class for each DCA group

mixer.fxsend

An FXSend tuple containing a class for each FX Send channel

mixer.fxreturn

An FXReturn tuple containing a class for each FX Return channel

mixer.aux

A class representing aux channel

mixer.rtn

An RTN tuple containing a class for each rtn channel

mixer.config

A class representing the main config settings

LR

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Dyn, Insert, EQ, Mix)

Strip

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Preamp, Gate, Dyn, Insert, GEQ, EQ, Mix, Group, Automix)

Bus

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Dyn, Insert, EQ, Mix, Group)

FXSend

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Mix, Group)

Aux

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Preamp, EQ, Mix, Group)

Rtn

Contains the subclasses: (Config, Preamp, EQ, Mix, Group)

Subclasses

For each subclass the corresponding properties are available.

Config

  • name: string
  • color: int, from 0, 16
  • inputsource: int
  • usbreturn: int

Preamp

  • on: bool
  • usbtrim: float, from -18.0 to 18.0
  • usbinput: bool
  • invert: bool
  • highpasson: bool
  • highpassfilter: int, from 20 to 400

Gate

  • on: bool
  • mode: str, one of ('gate', 'exp2', 'exp3', 'exp4', 'duck')
  • threshold: float, from -80.0 to 0.0
  • range: int, from 3 to 60
  • attack: int, from 0 to 120
  • hold: float, from 0.02 to 2000
  • release: int, from 5 to 4000
  • keysource, from 0 to 22
  • filteron: bool
  • filtertype: int, from 0 to 8
  • filterfreq: float, from 20 to 20000

Dyn

  • on: bool
  • mode: str, one of ('comp', 'exp')
  • det: str, one of ('peak', 'rms')
  • env: str, one of ('lin', 'log')
  • threshold: float, from -60.0 to 0.0
  • ratio: int, from 0 to 11
  • knee: int, from 0 to 5
  • mgain: float, from 0.0 to 24.0
  • attack: int, from 0 to 120
  • hold: float, from 0.02 to 2000
  • release: int, from 5 to 4000
  • mix: int, from 0 to 100
  • keysource: int, from 0 to 22
  • auto: bool
  • filteron: bool
  • filtertype: int, from 0 to 8
  • filterfreq: float, from 20 to 20000

Insert

  • on: bool
  • sel: int

GEQ The following method names preceded by slider_

  • 20, 25, 31_5, 40, 50, 63, 80, 100, 125, 160,
  • 200, 250, 315, 400, 500, 630, 800, 1k, 1k25, 1k6, 2k,
  • 2k5, 3k15, 4k, 5k, 6k3, 8k, 10k, 12k5, 16k, 20k: float, from -15.0 to 15.0

for example: slider_20, slider_6k3 etc..

EQ

  • on: bool
  • mode: str, one of ('peq', 'geq', 'teq')

For the subclasses: low, low2, lomid, himid, high2, high the following properties are available:

  • type: int, from 0 to 5
  • frequency: float, from 20.0 to 20000.0
  • gain: float, -15.0 to 15.0
  • quality: float, from 0.3 to 10.0

for example: eq.low2.type

Mix

  • on: bool
  • fader: float, -inf, to 10.0
  • lr: bool

Group

  • dca: int, from 0 to 15
  • mute: int, from 0 to 15

Automix

  • group: int, from 0 to 2
  • weight: float, from -12.0 to 12.0

DCA

  • on: bool
  • name: str
  • color: int, from 0 to 15

Config

The following method names preceded by chlink

  • 1_2, 3_4, 5_6, 7_8, 9_10, 11_12, 13_14, 15_16

The following method names preceded by buslink

  • 1_2, 3_4, 5_6

for example: chlink1_2, buslink5_6 etc..

  • link_eq: bool
  • link_dyn: bool
  • link_fader_mute: bool
  • amixenable: bool
  • amixlock: bool
  • mute_group: bool

For the subclass monitor the following properties are available

  • level: float, -inf to 10.0
  • source: int, from 0 to 14
  • chmode bool
  • busmode bool
  • dim bool
  • mono bool
  • mute bool
  • dimfpl bool

for example: config.monitor.chmode

Tests

First make sure you installed the development dependencies

To run the tests from tests directory:

WARNING: First save your settings and make sure your equipment is safe from damage. Run tests at your own risk.

nosetests --r test -v.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details

Special Thanks

Peter Dikant for writing the base class