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CONNECTING A PEDAL OR FOOT SWITCH
If you would like to use a foot pedal or foot switch
with your MOTU MIDI interface, connect it as
shown below in Figure 2-7. For more information
about how a pedal input can be used, see the
section below that applies to you:
For micro express users: "Pedal window" on
I
page 46
For Express XT users: "Pedal window" on
I
page 66
For MIDI Timepiece AV users: "Programming
I
the pedal inputs" on page 110
For a MIDI Timepiece AV,
you can connect a pedal or foot switch to
either the Pedal A port on the rear panel or
the Pedal B port on the front panel.
For a MIDI Express XT-USB,
connect a pedal or foot
switch to the Pedal jack on
the front panel.
For a micro express USB, connect a pedal or foot
switch to the Pedal jack on the rear panel.
Figure 2-7: Connecting a foot switch or foot pedal.
I N S T A L L I N G Y O U R M O T U I N T E R F A C E
CONNECTING AN AUDIO CLICK SOURCE
If you would like to convert an audio click to MIDI,
connect the audio click source to the Pedal input as
using a shielded, quarter-inch audio cable as
shown below in Figure 2-8. For more information
about converting an audio tempo source (such as a
click, bass drum, tape deck signal, or other audio
tempo source) to MIDI, see "Programming Pedal
A to convert an audio click" on page 112.
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On a MIDI Timepiece AV, only PEDAL A (on
the rear panel) can be used for
click-to-MIDI conversion.
Shielded
quarter-inch
audio cable
For a MIDI Timepiece AV, connect a pedal or foot
switch to the Pedal jack on the rear panel.
For a MIDI Express XT-USB,
connect an audio click
source to the Pedal jack on
the front panel.
For a micro express USB, connect an audio click
source to the Pedal jack on the rear panel.
Figure 2-8: Connecting an audio click input. Only the Pedal A input
on the rear panel of the MIDI Timepiece AV can be used as a click
input.
Examples of
audio click sources
Drum machine
Click track
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