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Chapter 5 Using MIDI
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Use [F6] (SELECT) or the F6 knob to select the
synchronizing signal.
synchronizing signal.
This specifies the setting to be stored as the SYNC CLOCK
setting.
setting.
• INTERNAL
The VB-99 operates independently.
• AUTO (USB)
The VB-99 is synchronized to the MIDI Clock received via
USB. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
USB. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
• AUTO (MIDI)
The VB-99 is synchronized to the MIDI Clock received via
MIDI. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
MIDI. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
• AUTO (RRC2)
The VB-99 is synchronized to the MIDI Clock received via
RRC2. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
RRC2. However, operations are automatically synchronized to
the VB-99’s internal Clock if the VB-99 is unable to receive the
external Clock.
The VB-99 can convert performance data to MIDI Note and Bend
messages and output these messages. Using this function allows you
to record performances to sequencers and play sounds through
external sequencer sound modules.
messages and output these messages. Using this function allows you
to record performances to sequencers and play sounds through
external sequencer sound modules.
The BASS TO MIDI function features system parameters, whose
settings affect the overall functionality of the device, and patch
parameters, which are set on an individual patch basis.
settings affect the overall functionality of the device, and patch
parameters, which are set on an individual patch basis.
The Channel-A COSM BASS settings (PITCH SHIFT,
HARMO, and BEND) and the D Beam and ribbon
controller settings (T-ARM) affect the pitch (MIDI note
messages) output with Bass to MIDI. Channel B COSM
BASS settings are not affected.
HARMO, and BEND) and the D Beam and ribbon
controller settings (T-ARM) affect the pitch (MIDI note
messages) output with Bass to MIDI. Channel B COSM
BASS settings are not affected.
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If the pitch (MIDI note messages) output with Bass to MIDI
becomes too low (or too high) because of the effects of the Channel A
COSM BASS settings, the pitch is automatically shifted one octave
higher (or lower).
Syncing to the MIDI Clock
from an External Device
from an External Device
Playing an External
Synthesizer Sound Module
(BASS TO MIDI)
Synthesizer Sound Module
(BASS TO MIDI)
About MIDI messages Output with
Bass to MIDI
Bass to MIDI
The following MIDI messages are output with Bass to MIDI.
Program Change Messages
These messages convey information about a patch change.
Control Change Messages
These messages describe any changes made using the panel
knobs or by operating pedals.
knobs or by operating pedals.
Note On Messages
These messages convey to the device the pitches and volumes at
which sounds are played.
which sounds are played.
Note Off Messages
These messages instruct the device to stop sounds currently
being played.
being played.
Bend Messages
These messages are sent to produce continuous changes in the
pitch.
pitch.
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