Setup - Access Microwave Programmer Bedienungsanleitung

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SETUP

There are several ways you can integrate the MICROWAVE PROGRAMMER to your MIDI
system.
The following examplesmay of coursebe applied to larger MIDI setups.
1.
MIDl IN
- This is simplest method when you are not using a sequencerand want to usejust one
keyboard to drive the Programmer.
2.
MIDl IN
- Connect the Programmer to the computer's MIDI IN port so you can record parameter
changes;keyboard data will be routed through the computer to the other devices.
Even if you chose not to record Programmer data, you should still connect the
MICROWAVE PROGRAMMER prior to your computer/sequencerin the signal chain.
This avoids timing problems when data are played back. Otherwise the THRU function,
implemented purely as a software tool, may causetiming problems.
You do not need an additional MIDI mixer to merge keyboard and Programmer data. If you
do own a MIDI Patchbay,you can of courseconnect the Programmerto the patchbayto route
its data to the MICROWAVE or sequencerinputs.
IMPORTANT!
Ensure all devices you patch into the signal chain between the Pogrammer and the
MICROWAVE are able to transmit MIDI system-exclusivedata. Software sequencersare
often equippedwith a feature that allows you to filter out certain data types for the MIDI
THRU function. Check out these settings and if necessary,switch them off.
MIDl OUT MIDl IN
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MIDl OUT MIDl IN
MICROWAVE PROGRAMMER
MIDl OUT
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MIDl IN
MIDl OUT
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