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MIDI
"MIDI" stands for "Musical
Instrument Digital Interface".
Practically speaking, it lets
you connect the HT-6000 to
other MIDI-equipped musical
instruments and devices,
such as synthesizers, drum
machines, sequencers, and
even personal computers .
SETTING THE MIDI
CHANNEL
In order to communicate
with other Ml DI devices, the
MIDI basic channel numbers
of both units must match.
• To set the MIDI basic
channel
(1)
Press the PATTERN/MIDI
key.
®
Turn the mode dial to
select parameter number
"50".
@Turn the data dial to the
desired MIDI basic
channel number.
@Press the PATTERN/MIDI
key once again to return
to the performance mode.
The HT-6000 features 4 basic Ml DI modes:
(Ml DI mode A)
Sends/Receives Ml DI messages as a single keyboard (8-note
poly) .
(Ml DI mode B)
Sends/Receives MIDI messages for upper and lower halves of
keyboard (4-note poly per half).
(Ml DI mode
C)
Splits keyboard into 3 sections, a 4-note poly section, a
3-note poly section and, a mono section for use as a multiple
sound source .
(MIDI mode D)
Sends multiple MIDI messages for both accompaniment
pattern and melody performance (for use as a backing
sequencer) .
PROGRAMMER
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