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CODE3        Channel Mode Messages.
              Michel Poirier
              MIDICOM, Montreal 167/111
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 Status Byte Data Byte  Data Byte  Description         Detail
 ----------- ---------  ---------  ------------------- ----------------------
 1011 nnnn : 0ccc cccc  0vvv vvvv  Channel Mode Select n: Channel
   B0   BF :   7A   7F    00   7F                      c: Control Number
  176  191 :  122  127     0  127                      v: Value


 Data  Binary     Hx  Dec  Description
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1010  7A  122  Local Control
  v =  0000 0000  00    0  Local Control OFF
  v =  0111 1111  7F  127  Local Control ON
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1011  7B  123  All Notes OFF *
  v =  0000 0000  00    0
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1100  7C  124  Omni Mode OFF
  v =  0000 0000  00    0
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1101  7D  125  Omni Mode ON
  v =  0000 0000  00    0
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1110  7E  126  Mono Mode ON
  v =  0000 nnnn  0n    n  Number of Channels = 0 to 15
  v =  0000 0000  00    0  Number of Channels = Number of Voices
 ----  ---------  --  ---  --------------------------------------------------
  c =  0111 1111  7F  127  Poly Mode ON
  v =  0000 0000  00    0


 * Messages 123 to 127 act as "All Notes OFF" messages.

 * In Mono Mode, "n" specifies the number of Channels in which monophonic
   Voice messages are to be sent. If n=0 the receiver will assign all its
   voices, one per channel, from its "basic" channel through 16.

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