Korg MICRO User Manual
MIDI
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Using the external MIDI device as master and the microKORG XL
as slave
as slave
Connect the microKORG XL’s MIDI IN connector to your external MIDI
device’s MIDI OUT connector.
Use knob [1] to select the MIDI page, use knob [2] to select “CLOCK,” and
use knob [3] to select “EXT MIDI”; the microKORG XL will be the slave.
Set your external MIDI device to transmit MIDI clock messages (as the
master device). The microKORG XL’s arpeggiator will operate at the
tempo of the external device (e.g., sequencer or rhythm machine).
device’s MIDI OUT connector.
Use knob [1] to select the MIDI page, use knob [2] to select “CLOCK,” and
use knob [3] to select “EXT MIDI”; the microKORG XL will be the slave.
Set your external MIDI device to transmit MIDI clock messages (as the
master device). The microKORG XL’s arpeggiator will operate at the
tempo of the external device (e.g., sequencer or rhythm machine).
NOTE
If you set the MIDI page “CLOCK” parameter to “AUTO,” the microKO-
RG XL will automatically operate with the EXT MIDI setting whenever
MIDI clock data is being received at the MIDI IN connector. At other
times, the microKORG XL will operate with the INTERNAL setting.
RG XL will automatically operate with the EXT MIDI setting whenever
MIDI clock data is being received at the MIDI IN connector. At other
times, the microKORG XL will operate with the INTERNAL setting.
NOTE
If the microKORG XL receives a MIDI Start message [FA] when it is syn-
chronized to the MIDI clock of an external MIDI device, the arpeggiator
will be reset. Also, the phase of the LFO will be reset if “KEY SYNC” is
OFF.
chronized to the MIDI clock of an external MIDI device, the arpeggiator
will be reset. Also, the phase of the LFO will be reset if “KEY SYNC” is
OFF.
2. MIDI messages
MIDI channels
MIDI uses sixteen channels (1–16). MIDI messages can be transmitted and
received when the channel of the receiving device matches the channel of
the transmitting device.
This setting will affect the way in which channels are handled.
received when the channel of the receiving device matches the channel of
the transmitting device.
This setting will affect the way in which channels are handled.
• If “VOIC.MODE” is SINGLE, LAYER, or SPLIT
If the COMMON page “VOIC.MODE” setting is SINGLE, LAYER, or SPLIT,
MIDI data is transmitted/received on the global MIDI channel.
MIDI data is transmitted/received on the global MIDI channel.
• If “VOIC.MODE” is Multi
If the COMMON page “VOIC.MODE” setting is MULTI, MIDI data for timbre
1 is transmitted/received on the global MIDI channel. MIDI data for timbre 2
is transmitted/received on the MIDI channel specified by the COMMON
page “T2MIDI.CH” setting. Other transmission/reception uses the global
MIDI channel.
1 is transmitted/received on the global MIDI channel. MIDI data for timbre 2
is transmitted/received on the MIDI channel specified by the COMMON
page “T2MIDI.CH” setting. Other transmission/reception uses the global
MIDI channel.
NOTE
The global MIDI channel is the basic MIDI channel used by the mi-
croKORG XL to transmit and receive MIDI data. It is specified by the
MIDI page setting “MIDI CH”.
croKORG XL to transmit and receive MIDI data. It is specified by the
MIDI page setting “MIDI CH”.
Note-on/off
Note-on [9n, kk, vv], Note-off [8n, kk, vv]
(n: channel, kk: note number, vv: velocity)
When you play the keyboard of the microKORG XL, note-on/off messages
are transmitted. The note-off velocity is transmitted at a fixed 64, but is not
received.
If the GLOBAL page “POSITION” is POST KBD, note-on/off messages will
be transmitted by the arpeggiator when it is running.
When you play the keyboard of the microKORG XL, note-on/off messages
are transmitted. The note-off velocity is transmitted at a fixed 64, but is not
received.
If the GLOBAL page “POSITION” is POST KBD, note-on/off messages will
be transmitted by the arpeggiator when it is running.
MIDI