Oberheim MC 3000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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MC 3000
Operating Manual
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IMPORTANT: The MC-3000 also uses the logical lines for transmission of the data of the
zones to the MIDI OUT ports, so if a MIDI OUT port is not connected to any logical line, it
will not be operational (port mute).
EXAMPLE:
For example, let us suppose we wish to merge the data received on the MIDI IN 1 and
MIDI IN 2 ports and send them simultaneously to the MIDI OUT ports 1, 7 and 8.
We use the cursor keys to locate on port IN 1 and use the encoder or INC and DEC to
establish the connection with a logic LINE 1.
After making the connection, we use the cursor keys to move to MIDI IN2, and connect it
to the same logical line.
Using the cursor key, select the first column of the central window showing the 8 MIDI
OUTs on logical line 1. Follow the procedures previously described to enable outputs 7
and 8 (the first output is already selected by default).
Note that:
•
If the MIDI IN ports are not connected to any logical line, they are disconnected from
the patch-bays.
•
The two MIDI IN ports can be connected on different logical lines.
•
It is possible to combine one or more MIDI OUT ports on the same logical line without
any MIDI IN port connected to the line; this means that the data generated by the MC-
3000 will be offered on the various ports selected.
•
This patch bay structure, with its grid of criss-cross connections, is extremely powerful
and enables you to create the widest possible range of configurations. When
programming, always remember the "capacity" of the MIDI protocol (31,250
bits/second).
Selecting the
logical line for
MIDI IN 2
Logical line 1
connected to the
OUT 1, OUT 7
and OUT 8