®ÂØÒÅÎ Supplemental Notes External Sequencing with the MC-505
Many times you may want to copy a pattern or part of a
pattern from the MC-505 to your sequencer (or vice
versa).
Copying a Pattern from the MC-505 to a Sequencer
1) Connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI Out of the
MC-505 to the MIDI In of the sequencer.
2) Set your sequencers clock to external sync mode
(consult the Owners Manual of the sequencer for
information on this setting).
3) Set the MC-505 to Internal Clock and also to trans-
mit clock (see section I: Using the MC-505 to Control
a Sequencer).
4) While holding SHIFT, press KEY PAD 8.
5) Use the PART SELECT buttons and the VALUE dial to
set all of the parts to BOTH.
6) If possible, enable your sequencer to Multi-Record
to route the MIDI data to separate tracks. You should
also turn the auto-channelize and the MIDI thru func
tions off (if applicable).
7) Set the sequencer to record and press PLAY on the
MC-505.
8) Press STOP on the MC-505 when the pattern is finished.
You can now edit the MIDI data in your sequencer and
use it to trigger the MC-505.
Copying Data from a Sequencer to the MC-505
1) Connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI OUT of the
sequencer to the MIDI IN of the MC-505.
2) Set the MC-505 to slave to MIDI clock (see section I:
Using the MC-505 as a Slave to a Sequencer).
3) Select an empty User Pattern and press RECORD on
the MC-505.
4) Use the PAGE </> buttons and the VALUE dial to
set the Beat (usually 4/4), Pattern Length, Count in
(try 0), Loop Rest, and Input Quantize.
5) Start the external sequencer and the data will auto-
matically be recorded into the corresponding parts of
the MC-505 (as shown in figure 2 on page 3).
6) Stop the sequencer when the pattern is finished.
VI. Transferring Patterns
If you have data on MIDI channels other than
1-7 and 10, it will not be recorded by the
MC-505.
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