This will create a MIDI file to copy into MMV. When you play an MMV project with a sync track, and the icon is on in the MME transport, MME will listen for that track and synchronise playback.

Enabling preview will display the shader so you can visually validate which parameters you wish to create a CC# lane to control.

Rewrites the “(MME)” working copy that Import ISF put in your project folder — baking the values at the playhead in as the shader’s new ISF defaults, so it opens elsewhere looking the way you set it up here. The same wiring notes are written into the shader’s own DESCRIPTION field, so in MMV you can right-click the shader’s menu bar › Help and read the Scale/Offset settings each parameter needs. A wiring sheet is downloaded alongside it.

Opens your ISF Catalogue in a new tab. A browser cannot launch a .cmd (or any program) — that is a hard security rule, not an MME limitation — so point this at the catalogue’s .html file. A file:// address only works when MME itself was opened from a file; if you are running MME from a web address, the browser will refuse the link, and you should serve the catalogue over http:// and paste that address here instead.

Only needed for Create Magic project. A browser is never told where on disk a folder actually is — it is handed permission to read the folder, not its path — so the generated request cannot work out the shader’s absolute path on its own. Give the root once and MME composes the rest from what it already knows: C:\Visuals becomes C:\Visuals\Music Project 1\MME - ISF\shader.fs. Leave it empty and the request names the shader by filename alone, for the catalogue to resolve next to the request file.