Arturia Microbrute User’s Manual
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Power supply
The
Power
button turns the power on/off.
The DC connector receives the MicroBrute’s external power supply plug.
Only connect the 12V DC, 1A, center positive power supply that came with your
MicroBrute. Connecting any other power supply could damage the MicroBrute.
USB
The
USB
port allows interfacing with a personal computer. It can be used for
MIDI communication, as well as editing some of the synthesizer internal
parameters such as MIDI channel, sequencer settings, or updating the
firmware, through the MicroBrute Connection software.
MIDI
The
MIDI In
jack lets your MicroBrute be controlled from other MIDI
devices. You can use MicroBrute as a sound module and connect a full
sized MIDI Keyboard, like our Arturia Keylab 49 or 61, if you want a wider
playing range or if you just want full sized keys. If you are using MicroBrute
as a sound module, use a MIDI cable to connect MicroBrute
MIDI In
connector to
your external MIDI device’s MIDI Out connector.
