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The power to go into a mode made from all other modes. Ultimate version of Mode Switching.

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rdfs:label	Omni Mode Omni mode
rdfs:comment	The power to go into a mode made from all other modes. Ultimate version of Mode Switching. A mode in which a MIDI message receiver will receive and act on any data that arrives on any channel. Omni mode was often used in the early days of MIDI to compensate for transmitting devices which had limitations on which channels they could transmit or receive on, and some old synths (such as the Juno-106) powered up with omni mode on by default. However, in the era of multitimbral synths using multiple channels for different purposes, the use of omni mode often causes more problems than it solves, and most newer synth designs no longer implement omni mode.
dcterms:subject	Support Powers Omni powers Non-Fighting Power Rare power Appearance Alteration Powers Supernatural Powers Fighting Power Enhancements Personal Physical Powers Forms MIDI messages MIDI messages MIDI MIDI
Row 1 info	Go into an omni mode.
Row 1 title	Power/Ability to:
Box Title	Omni Mode
Caption	Ryu can enter a form made from the combination of all his other forms via "Kaiser".
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abstract	The power to go into a mode made from all other modes. Ultimate version of Mode Switching. A mode in which a MIDI message receiver will receive and act on any data that arrives on any channel. Omni mode was often used in the early days of MIDI to compensate for transmitting devices which had limitations on which channels they could transmit or receive on, and some old synths (such as the Juno-106) powered up with omni mode on by default. However, in the era of multitimbral synths using multiple channels for different purposes, the use of omni mode often causes more problems than it solves, and most newer synth designs no longer implement omni mode. Two MIDI continuous controller messages are defined for enabling and disabling omni mode. Sending a CC message of type 125 is defined to turn on omni mode. Sending a message of type 124 turns it off; note that all synths on the cable that are in omni mode will be turned off regardless of what channel they are on, since by definition they are ignoring the message's channel number. (The data byte is ignored on both of these messages.) Many newer synths do not implement these messages at all.

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