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Chapter 11. Using the SP-606 with
Other MIDI Equipment
Do not use a MIDI cable to connect the SP-606’s MIDI IN connector directly to its MIDI OUT
connector (i.e., in a loop). Also, if you make connections with other MIDI equipment in a way that
forms a loop, do not set your other MIDI device to “thru” (“software thru”) the incoming data. The
SP-606 may not operate correctly if you fail to observe these points.
connector (i.e., in a loop). Also, if you make connections with other MIDI equipment in a way that
forms a loop, do not set your other MIDI device to “thru” (“software thru”) the incoming data. The
SP-606 may not operate correctly if you fail to observe these points.
MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. It is a universal standard that allows electronic musical
instruments, computers, and similar devices to exchange performance data and other musical information. The
SP-606 is MIDI-compatible, and provides two MIDI connectors; MIDI IN and MIDI OUT. By using these
connectors to connect the SP-606 to other devices, you can take advantage of a wide range of possibilities.
instruments, computers, and similar devices to exchange performance data and other musical information. The
SP-606 is MIDI-compatible, and provides two MIDI connectors; MIDI IN and MIDI OUT. By using these
connectors to connect the SP-606 to other devices, you can take advantage of a wide range of possibilities.
The SP-606 has two types of MIDI connector.
MIDI IN
: Receives MIDI messages from another MIDI device.
MIDI OUT
: Transmits MIDI messages from the SP-606.
The MIDI implementation chart (p. 96) provides an easy way to see just what MIDI messages the SP-606 is able to
transmit and receive. By placing this chart beside the MIDI implementation chart of another MIDI device, you can
see at a glance which MIDI messages can be sent and received between the two devices.
transmit and receive. By placing this chart beside the MIDI implementation chart of another MIDI device, you can
see at a glance which MIDI messages can be sent and received between the two devices.
If you’re using an external MIDI device to play the SP-606’s pads, transmit the following note numbers.
About MIDI
About MIDI Connectors
About the MIDI Implementation Chart
MIDI on the SP-606
NOTE #
MIDI ch
Pad Base Ch
Pad Base Ch + 1 Pad Base Ch + 2 Pad Base Ch + 3 Pad Base Ch + 4 Pad Base Ch + 5 Pad Base Ch + 6 Pad Base Ch + 7
35(0x23)
:
50(0x32)
:
50(0x32)
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 1]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 1]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 5]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 5]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 9]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 9]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank13]
:
PAD16
[PadBank13]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank17]
:
PAD16
[PadBank17]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank21]
:
PAD16
[PadBank21]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank25]
:
PAD16
[PadBank25]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank29]
:
PAD16
[PadBank29]
51(0x33)
:
66(0x42)
:
66(0x42)
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 2]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 2]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 6]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 6]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank10]
:
PAD16
[PadBank10]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank14]
:
PAD16
[PadBank14]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank18]
:
PAD16
[PadBank18]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank22]
:
PAD16
[PadBank22]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank26]
:
PAD16
[PadBank26]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank30]
:
PAD16
[PadBank30]
67(0x43)
:
82(0x52)
:
82(0x52)
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 3]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 3]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 7]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 7]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank11]
:
PAD16
[PadBank11]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank15]
:
PAD16
[PadBank15]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank19]
:
PAD16
[PadBank19]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank23]
:
PAD16
[PadBank23]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank27]
:
PAD16
[PadBank27]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank31]
:
PAD16
[PadBank31]
83(0x53)
:
98(0x62)
:
98(0x62)
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 4]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 4]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank 8]
:
PAD16
[PadBank 8]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank12]
:
PAD16
[PadBank12]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank16]
:
PAD16
[PadBank16]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank20]
:
PAD16
[PadBank20]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank24]
:
PAD16
[PadBank24]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank28]
:
PAD16
[PadBank28]
PAD 1
:
PAD16
[PadBank32]
:
PAD16
[PadBank32]
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