Alesis SR-16 Manuale Utente

6.5  PAGE 5: ACCEPT EXTERNAL CLOCK DATA (CLOCK IN)..............................................44
6.6  PAGE 6: SEND CLOCK DATA TO OTHER DEVICES (CLOCKOUT)................................44
6.7  PAGE 7: MERGE MIDI IN WITH MIDI OUT (MIDITHRU)......................................................45
6.8  PAGE 8: SELECT DRUM SETS VIA MIDI PROGRAM CHANGES (PRG CHNG).................46
6.9  PAGE 9: MAP DRUM NOTES (NOTE MAP)....................................................................46

7.1  BACKUP BASICS........................................................................................................48
7.2  TAPE INTERFACE HOOKUP........................................................................................49
7.3  PAGE 1: SEND DATA AS MIDI TO A MIDI SYS EX STORAGE DEVICE
(SEND OUT MIDI?)..............................................................................................................49
7.4  RECEIVE DATA DIRECTLY FROM ANOTHER MIDI DEVICE...........................................50
7.5  PAGE 2: SAVE ALL MEMORY CONTENTS TO TAPE (STORE TO TAPE?).....................51
7.6  PAGE 3: VERIFY DATA RECORDED ON TAPE (VERIFY TAPE?)....................................51
7.7  PAGE 4: LOAD DATA FROM TAPE (LOAD IN TAPE?)....................................................52
7.8  PAGE 5: LOAD ONE PATTERN FROM TAPE (LOAD IN PATT).......................................53
7.9  PAGE 6: LOAD ONE SONG FROM TAPE (LOAD IN SONG)............................................53
7.10  PAGE 7: CHECK AVAILABLE MEMORY (FREE MEM).................................................54
7.11  CLEAR MEMORY/RE-INITIALIZE PARAMETERS........................................................55
7.12  CHECK SOFTWARE VERSION..................................................................................55

8.1  MIDI SYNC APPLICATIONS..........................................................................................56

8.1A  SR-16 As MIDI Timing Master..........................................................................56
8.1B  SR-16 as MIDI Timing Slave.............................................................................57
8.1C  Synching to Synthesizer Sequencers.............................................................57

8.2  STRATEGIES FOR ASSEMBLING PATTERNS AND SONGS.........................................58

8.2A  Create Fills Quickly with the Copy Function......................................................58
8.2B  Assemble Short Patterns into Longer Patterns with the Copy Function.............58
8.2C  Save Memory Through Song Steps................................................................58
8.2D  Odd Time Signatures.....................................................................................58

8.3  SOUND STACKING......................................................................................................59

8.3A  Basics...........................................................................................................59
8.3B  Sound Stacking via MIDI.................................................................................59
8.3C  Sound Stacking when Using the SR-16 as a Drum Machine..............................59
8.3D  Editing Stacked Combinations........................................................................59

8.4  UNDERSTANDING RHYTHMIC NOTATION....................................................................60

9.1  MIDI BASICS................................................................................................................61

9.1A  MIDI Hardware................................................................................................61
9.1B  About Sequencing........................................................................................62

9.2  MIDI CHANNEL MESSAGES.........................................................................................62

9.2A  Voice Messages............................................................................................62
9.2B  Mode Messages............................................................................................63

9.3  SYSTEM COMMON MESSAGES..................................................................................63
9.4  BOOKS ON MIDI..........................................................................................................63
9.5  VIDEOS ON MIDI..........................................................................................................64