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HR.16
QUICK BASIC
SETUP
'1.
Connecl
output
1
(either
left
,
right
or both)
to a
suitable
monitorinq
system.
I
outDut 2
is connscted,
the desired
drum
pads
must
be
assigned
ro
oup"i
i rii"iltrl
i,,rix;iffi".
(See
MlX.)
?: .9llg1ltt: YlDt
tN
iack
of rhe.HR-16
ro
the MtDl
OUT
jack
of a sequencer,
an
external
orum
pao
conlrolsr,
or a
keyboard.
ll^?:g*lEIlDl
OUT
jack
of
rhe HR-.t6
ro
orher MtDt
sound
sources
when daisey
cnarnrng
MtUt devicos
or lo
an onernaldrum
source.
The MlDl
OUT
jack
also
doublesis
a
l,!!Pl II.EV
ig{
qnd
borh
MtDt
tN dara
and
dara
poOuceo
on rrrE
Hi-16
are
prEsenr
ar the
MlDl
OUT
iack
if
desirod.
For
stand alono
operation
tho MlDl.iacks
ne6d not be conneclsd.
MlDl
allows.rhythm
triggsring
and
programming
of the HR-16
from external
MlDl devices,
such as
keyboards
or drum
pads
that
are equipped
wilh MlDl.
Also, MlDl
can be used
to
sync dif{erent
devicss
to tho HR-16,
save and
recall
the memory
using an
external disk
drive v-ia
MlDl system
exclusive data
dump, and
receive
program
ihange-commands
which
willcall up
patlerns.
The
program
change
command
is useful
for accessing
ditt€rsnt
sets
ol sounds when
lriggering
sounds
from drum
pads
or sequsncsrs.
lf
a
new
program
change
command is
received
while
the HR-16 is in PLAY
mode,
lhe
program
nurnber
will
select
the next
pattern
to
play
alter the current
pattern
is
linished.
Thg HR-1
6 has
two stereo
outputs
(four
individual
outputs).
The volume
slider is active
on
only ths
firsl stereo
outpul
(output
1). In addition,
il only
one side
of an output
is
connacted,
the stsreo
mix assigned
on
ihat storso
output becomes
a mono
mix on
that
single output.
This saves
having
lo reconstruct
a mono
mix from
a stereo
mix, when only
a
single
output is
being used.
Using Four
outputs,
assign ths
kick to output
2
pann6d
hard
lott and
the snarg
to outout
2
panned
hard
right. This
leaves all
other drums
on output I
panned
in slereo
as desired
and the kick
and snare
assignsd to
th6k own output.
fqr_Toj"
inJormation
on sstting up
drum machines
and sequencers,
see
MMT-8 BASIC
SET UP in
the MMT-8 Instruction
Manual.
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