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MIDI
Connecting the microARRANGER to a MIDI accordion
CONNECTING THE microARRANGER TO A
MIDI ACCORDION
There
are
different
types
of
MIDI
accordion
and
each
type
requires
a
different
configuration
of
the
microAR
‐
RANGER.
Select
one
of
the
MIDI
“Accordion”
Setups
to
configure
the
module
properly
(see
Connection and settings
To
connect
the
accordion
to
the
microARRANGER
fol
‐
low
this
procedure:
1.
Connect
the
MIDI
OUT
connector
of
the
accordion
to
the
MIDI
IN
connector
of
the
microAR
‐
RANGER.
2.
Press
GLOBAL
to
enter
the
Global
mode,
then
go
to
(see
3.
Select
one
of
the
Accordion
Setups.
Note:
The
settings
can
change
when
new
data
is
loaded
from
a
card.
To
protect
the
settings
from
loading,
use
the
Global
Protect
function
(see
142).
4.
Press
WRITE,
select
Global,
and
press
ENTER
to
save
the
Global.
The
“Are
you
sure?”
message
will
appear.
Press
ENTER
to
confirm,
or
EXIT
to
abort.
5.
Press
one
of
the
buttons
in
the
MODE
section
to
go
to
the
desired
operative
mode.
CONNECTING THE microARRANGER TO AN
EXTERNAL SEQUENCER
You
can
program
a
new
Song
on
an
external
sequencer,
using
microARRANGER
as
a
multi
‐
timbral
expander.
Connections and settings
In
order
to
connect
the
microARRANGER
to
a
com
‐
puter,
you
need
to
have
a
computer
with
the
MIDI
interface.
1.
Connect
the
microARRANGER
and
the
computer
as
in
the
following
diagram.
2.
Press
GLOBAL,
and
go
to
Set
the
Local
parameter
to
Off
(see
3.
Go
to
(see
126).
Select
the
Ext.Seq
Setup.
Note:
The
settings
can
change
when
new
data
is
loaded
from
a
card.
To
protect
the
settings
from
loading,
use
the
Global
Protect
function
(see
142).
4.
Press
WRITE,
select
Global,
and
press
ENTER
to
save
the
Global.
The
“Are
you
sure?”
message
will
appear.
Press
ENTER
to
confirm,
or
EXIT
to
abort.
5.
Set
the
Upper
1
track
in
play,
and
press
FULL
UPPER
in
the
KEYBOARD
MODE
section.
This
way,
you
can
transmit
to
the
external
sequencer
on
the
full
keyboard
range.
6.
At
this
point,
the
notes
played
on
the
Upper
1
track
go
from
the
MIDI
OUT
of
the
microAR
‐
RANGER
to
the
MIDI
IN
of
the
computer/MIDI
interface.
The
notes
generated
by
the
computer
(i.e.
a
Song
played
by
its
sequencer)
are
sent
thru
the
MIDI
OUT
of
the
MIDI
interface
to
the
MIDI
IN
connec
‐
tor
of
the
microARRANGER.
The Local Off
When
the
microARRANGER
is
connected
to
an
exter
‐
nal
sequencer,
we
recommend
you
to
set
the
microAR
‐
RANGER
in
Local
Off
mode
(see
127)
to
avoid
that
the
notes
are
simultaneously
played
by
the
keyboard
and
by
the
MIDI
events
sent
by
the
exter
‐
nal
sequencer.
When
the
microARRANGER
is
in
Local
Off,
the
micro
‐
ARRANGER
keyboard
transmits
data
to
the
external
sequencer,
but
not
to
the
internal
sound
generation.
The
sequencer
will
receive
the
notes
played
on
the
microARRANGER
keyboard
(Upper
1)
and
send
them
to
the
selected
track
of
the
song.
The
track
will
transmit
the
data
to
the
internal
sound
generation
of
the
micro
‐
ARRANGER.
Note:
In
order
to
send
data
to
the
microARRANGER
sound
generation,
the
“MIDI
Thru”
function
must
be
activated
in
the
external
sequencer
(normally
active;
the
name
may
be
different
according
to
the
type
of
sequencer).
For
more
infor
‐
mation
refer
to
the
instructions
manual
of
the
sequencer.
The programs
The
Song
that
is
played
back
by
the
computer
sequencer
can
select
the
microARRANGER
Programs
through
the
MIDI
messages
Bank
Select
MSB
and
Bank
Select
LSB
(bank
selection,
two
messages)
and
Program
Change
(program
selection).
For
a
list
of
Programs
and
MIDI
values,
see
A
suggestion
for
those
who
program
songs
on
com
‐
puter:
Even
though
it
is
not
essential,
you
usually
set
the
bass
on
channel
2,
melody
on
channel
4,
drum
kit
on
channel
10,
control
for
an
external
voice
harmonizer
on
channel
5.
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
Содержание microARRANGER
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