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Multi track disc recorder
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Multi
Track
Disk Recorder
Model DM-80-4/8
1. MIDI Channel
Transmitting
channel
and
receiving
channel
are
set
using
the
parameter
MIDIControl
Channel.
2. Recognized
Receive Data
21 Messages recognized
MIDI
@ Channel Voice Message
@ Note off
tatus
Second
Third
8nH
kkH
vvH
$nH
kkH
00H
n = MiDI Channel
Number
; OH — FH
kk = Note Number
: OOH - 7FH
vv = Velocity
: OOH - 7FH
@ Note on
Status
Second
Third
9nH
kkH
vVH
n = MIDI Channel
Number
: OH -— FH
kk « Note Number
: OOH ~ 7FH
vv = Velocity
: O1H — 7FH
The
DM -80- 4/8
recognizes a Note on and generates
the specified sound
in the trigger play mode.
Received
Velocity does not affect the level of the generated
sound.
Note Numbers to be recognized can be set and stored on the disk.
When
in the Tap Teach
mode and the parameter Tap Teach Source is MIDI
note,
a Note on message having a Note Number within the specifed range can
be recognized and used as 2 tap timing.
@ Control Change
© Foot type
Status
Second
Third
BnH
04H
vvH
n = MIDI Channel
Number
: OH - FH
vv = Control vatue
: OOH - 7FH
OOH
~ 3FH
40H - 7FH
OFF
ON
When
the parameter
Record
Trigger is MiDI, this message
can be used as a
trigger for recording.
@ System Real Time Message
When
in the Tap Teach
mode
and the parameter Tap Source is set to MIDI
Clock, the MD -80-4/8
uses the timing clock as the tap timing.
@ Timing Clock
Status
FSH
@ Start
Status
FAH
@ Continue
Status
FBH
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ROLAND DM-80-4 / DM-80-8
© OWNER'S MANUAL
Implementation
Date
: Nov. 7 1991
Version
: 1.00
2.2 Message Recognized as Sync
© MIDI Time Code
HE System Common Message
© MTC quarter frame messags
FE < message >
Fl = System Common
status byte
< message > = Onnndddd
nnn = Message Type
0=Frame
count LS nibble
1 =Frame
count MS nibble
2= Seconds
count
LS nibble
8 =Seconds
count
MS nibble
4= minutes count
LS nibble
§ = minutes count MS nibble
6=Hours
count LS nibble
7 = Hours count MS nibble and SMPTE
Type
dddd = 4 bits of binary data for this Message Type
Frame count
XXXxy yyyy
xxx : Reserved (=0)
yyyyy
: Frame #
(0-29)
xx : Reserved (= 0)
yyyyyy
: Second
(0~ 59)
xx : Reserved (= 0)
yyyyyy
: Minutes (0-59)
Hour count
xyyz 2222
x : Reserved (= 0)
yy
: Time code type
Q=
24 Frame/Second
1= 25 Frame/Second
2=
30 Frame/Second
(Drop Frame)
3= 30 Frame/Second (Non - drop)
zzzzz : Hour (0 - 23)
Secouds count
xxyy
yyyy
Minutes count
xxyy
yyyy
When in the play or recording mode with the parameter Time Base set MTC,
the recorder will run in synchronous with the MTC
quarter frame
mesage.
3. Transmitted Data
3.1 Generated and transmitted message
Mi Channel Voice Message
@ Note On
Status
Second
Third
9nH
kKH
¥vH
n= MIDI Channel
Number
: OH - FH
kk = Note Number
: OOH -— 7FH
¥v = Velocity
: OOH - 7FH
OOH = Note OFF
When
the parmeter Metronome
is on and MIDI Click is on, the redorder will
transmit the Note On in time to the metronome .
The Note Number and the velocity to be transimitted can be set and saved on
the disk.
3.2 Message generated for sync
M System Common
Message
@ Song Position Pointer
Status
Second
Third
F2H
WH
hhH
It = Least significant
: 60 - 7FH
hh = Most significant
: 00 - 7FH
When
the system parameter MIDI Clock output is on, the recorder sends this
message
in accordance with the tempo
map.

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