Connections; Using A Single Amp; Using Two Amp; Connecting Other Equipment Via Midi - Yamaha V50 Operating Manual

CONNECTIONS
Note:
so can damage the amp.
Using a single amp
Connecting other equipment via MIDI
When using just one amp, connect the L/MONO jack
to the input of the amp as shown in the figure.
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INPLT L/MONO
Amp V50
Using two amps
When using two amps, connect the L/MONO output
jack to the amp for the left channel, and the R output
jack to the amp for the right channel.
The example above uses keyboard amps (speakers
with built-in amps), but other types of equipment can
be connected to the V50 outputs, as follows.
e Combination amp/speaker units
e Multitrack recorders or cassette decks. However,
be sure to use the line inputs. Connecting the output
of the V50 to the mic inputs could damage the
equipment. When connecting to a cassette deck
etc., you will need an adaptor to convert the phone
plug into the pin plug that is found on most cassette
decks.
10 introducing the V50
Here are some ways to connect other equipment to the
V50 using the MIDI terminals.
e Controlling the V50 from another MIDI device (a
keyboard or synthesizer such as the KX or DX series).
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MIDI cable
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MIDI IN MIDI OUT
v50
MIDI keyboard, synthesizer
e Controlling another MIDI device (a synthesizer or
tone generator module such as the DX or TX series)
from the V50.
MIDI cable
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MIDI OUT MIDI 1N
v50
Synthesizer, tone generator
module
Note:
This is also how you will make connections when using
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the V50 sequencer to control external synthesizers
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or tone generator modules.
e Connecting an external sequencer (such as the QX
series) and using it to record and playback.
MIDI cable
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MIDI OLT
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