Yamaha MU128 Owner's Manual page 33

• Hardware sequencer
In this setup, a hardware sequencer (such as the Yamaha QY700) is used.
The main advantage of such a setup is its portability.
MIDI
OUT
IN A OUT A OUT B
L/MONO R FOOT SW IN B
OUTPUT MIDI
IN A IN B OUT A OUT B
MUSIC SEQUENCER MIDI
PITCH ASSIGNABLE
SONG PATTERN UTILITY
VOICE EFFECT DISK
MAX
VOLUME
SHIFT F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 SHIFT EXIT
REC PLAY CONTRAST
TRACK TRACK -1 +1 7 8 9
EDIT JOB
DOWN UP NO YES
4 5 6
LOC 1 LOC 2 MUTE SOLO
REST TIE 1 2 3
SPACE DEL
CAPS SHIFT ( ) a -
# # # # # # # b
A F B G C A D C E D F 7 ( 5) G 7 ( 9) H 7 ( 13) I 7sus4 J m7 (11) 0
OCT OCT OCT OCT
DOWN UP b b B b b b 7 ( b 5) 7 ( b 9) 7 (13) 7 ( # 11) 3 DOWN UP 3
G A D E sus4
ON ORG
BASS BASS c c
_
_ ! ? # S % & /
K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
add9 M7 (9) 6 (9) 7 (9) add9 (9) mM7 dim
E F G A B C D m7
b aug
M M7 6 7 m m7 m6 m7 ( 5)
SECTION A B C D E F G H
• MIDI data storage device
This setup is used for backing up your important data — including original
Performances you've created, as well as settings you've changed in the Part
Edit, Effect, EQ, or Utility modes.
In this example, a Yamaha MDF3 MIDI Data Filer is used. To back up
data, connect the MIDI IN of the MDF3 to the MIDI OUT of the MU128. To
restore the data to the MU128, connect the MIDI OUT of the MDF3 to the
MIDI IN-A of the MU128. Refer to the owner's manual of the MDF3 (or
your particular data storage device) for specific operating instructions in
receiving or sending data.
MIDI IN
MDF3
THRU
With the MDF3, you can also play compatible song data on the MU128
directly from the MDF3 itself, without the need of a sequencer. In this case,
the MIDI OUT of the MDF3 should be connected to the MIDI IN-A of the
MU128.
MU128 Guided Tour
Setting Up the MU128 in Your Music System
MIDI
IN-A
TO HOST
MIDI
HOST SELECT
THRU OUT IN-A IN-B
MIDI OUT
MIDI HOST SELECT
Mac
MIDI
PC-2 PC-1 TO HOST
OUT IN-A IN-B
OUTPUT INPUT
L
Mac
MIDI
PC-2 PC-1 TO HOST DC IN
R
SER NO.
OUTPUT INPUT
L
DC IN
R
SER NO.
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