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Synchronizing with MIDI devices
Advanced Use
Synchronizing playback with a MIDI sequencer
The BR-532 can operate in synchronization with a MIDI
sequencer.
* When synchronizing with a MIDI sequencer, it is possible to
synchronize the MIDI sequencer using the BR-532 (i.e., with
the BR-532 as the master), but it is not possible to synchronize
the BR-532 with the MIDI sequencer (i.e., with the BR-532 as
the slave).
For details on operation of your MIDI sequencer, refer to
the operating manual for your device.
For information regarding MMC, see p. 70.
Synchronized playback with the
BR-532 as the master
Follow the procedure given below to synchronize the MIDI
sequencer using the BR-532.
1. Use a MIDI cable to connect the BR-532 and your MIDI
sequencer as shown in the diagram.
fig.R13-04
2. Press [UTILITY].
3. Press PARAMETER [ ] [ ] to move the cursor to
“SYS,” and press [ENTER].
4. Press PARAMETER [ ] [ ] to select “Sync
Generator,” and turn the TIME/VALUE dial to set the
sync generator.
fig.R13-05b
OFF: Synchronization signals will not be output.
MTC: MIDI Time Code will be transmitted.
MCK: Sends the MIDI clock based on the tempo set
with the pattern function (p. 62).
* If “OFF” or “MCK” is selected, proceed to step 6.
5. Press PARAMETER [ ] [ ] to select “MTC type,”
and turn the TIME/VALUE dial to set the MTC type.
fig.R13-05b
Verify the specifications of your MIDI sequencer and set
the MTC type on the BR-532.
30: 30 frames per second non-drop format. This is
used by audio devices such as analog tape
recorders, and for NTSC format black and white
video (used in Japan and the U.S.).
29N: 29.97 frames per second non-drop format. This is
used for NTSC format color video (used in Japan
and the U.S.).
29D: 29.97 frames per second drop format. This is used
for NTSC format broadcast color video (used in
Japan and the U.S.).
25: 25 frame per second frame rate. This is used for
SECAM or PAL format video, audio equipment,
and film (used in Europe and elsewhere).
24: 24 frame per second frame rate. This is used for
video, audio devices, and film in the US.
6. After you finish setting the synchronization settings at
the BR-532, press [EXIT] (or [UTILITY]) repeatedly to
return to the Play screen.
* During automatic updating, “Keep Power On!” appears in the
upper line of the display, while the lower line shows what is
being processed.
7. Just as when you synchronize a MIDI sequencer using
external MTC, when you use the tempo map, you can
synchronize the MIDI sequencer using the external
MIDI clock.
8. Get the MIDI song data ready for playback.
When the BR-532 begins playing, the MIDI sequencer
will also begin playing in sync with it.
MIDI
Sequencer
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
- Owner’s Manual 1
- IMPORTANT NOTES 4
- Before Using Memory Cards 5
- Copyright 5
- Contents 6
- Introduction to the BR-532 11
- (C1 to B6 sound range) 12
- Phrase Trainer Function 12
- Formatting the memory card 13
- (SmartMedia) 13
- Panel Descriptions 14
- Rear Panel 19
- Inserting batteries 20
- Polarity Switch 23
- (2) Turn on the BR-532 24
- Selecting a song 25
- Playing Back a Song 25
- Changing the current position 26
- Recording/playing back a song 27
- Recording a new song 28
- (3) Connecting instruments 29
- Switching the LEVEL METER 30
- Monitoring the sound 30
- Switch effect patches 31
- Recording without effects 31
- Playing the rhythm guide 32
- Changing the Rhythm Pattern 32
- Changing a Rhythm’s Tempo 32
- Tapping to change the tempo 33
- Selecting the recording track 33
- (Record in Mono) 33
- (Record in Stereo) 33
- Recording operations 34
- Playing back recorded music 35
- Playback 35
- Advanced 37
- Repeating Playback—Repeat 38
- Setting the repeat portion 39
- Changing the position of the 40
- Advanced Use 41
- Adding width to the sound 42
- —Loop Effect 42
- Mixing down 43
- Disabling digital copying 43
- Changing V-Tracks 44
- Manually punching in and out 45
- How to Record 47
- Registering a locator point 49
- Moving to the locator point 49
- Deleting a locator point 49
- Copying recorded data 50
- (Track Copy) 50
- (TIME/MES) 51
- START END TO Time 51
- Moving recorded data 53
- (Track Move) 53
- Moving a complete track (ALL) 54
- Erasing recorded data 55
- (Track Erase) 55
- Exchanging recorded data 57
- (Track Exchange) 57
- Reversing the last operation 58
- Canceling the Undo 58
- Copying a Song (Song Copy) 59
- Erasing songs (Song Erase) 59
- Saving memory on the 60
- Naming songs—Song Name 60
- Affix here 61
- Using the Rhythm Guide 62
- Creating patterns 63
- Inserting a step 64
- Erasing a step 64
- Deleting all steps 65
- Copying patterns 66
- Changing a pattern name 66
- MIDI Fundamentals 67
- MIDI Sound Module 68
- MIDI OUT 68
- BR-532 as the master 69
- Operating MMC-compatible 70
- AUDIO SUB MIX : OFF 72
- AUDIO SUB MIX : ON 72
- Displaying the remaining 73
- Displaying the memory card 73
- Scrubbing to find the music 74
- Enabling the Preview Function 75
- Tuning an instrument—Tuner 76
- Slowing down the speed 78
- (Time Stretch function) 78
- Canceling the center sound 78
- (Center Cancel function) 78
- Using the insert effects 79
- Changing the insert effect 81
- Using the loop effects 82
- User patterns 84
- CHORUS/DOUBL’N/REVERB 85
- Insert Effect Algorithm List 86
- 4. ACOUSTIC GUITAR 87
- 5. BASS MULTI 87
- 6. COSM BASS AMP 87
- 7. VOCAL MULTI 87
- 8. VOICE TRANSFORMER 87
- 9. STEREO MULTI 88
- 10. LO-FI BOX 88
- 11. VO+GT.AMP 88
- 12. VO+AC.SIM 88
- Acoustic Guitar Simulator 89
- Acoustic Processor 89
- Bass Simulator 89
- Compressor 90
- De-esser 90
- Defretter 90
- Doubling 91
- Enhancer 91
- Equalizer 91
- Lo-Fi Box 92
- Noise Suppressor 92
- Pitch Shifter 93
- Speaker Simulator 94
- Tremolo/Pan 95
- Voice Transformer 95
- Preset Pattern 97
- Saving patterns 98
- Optimizing 98
- Utilizing the V-Tracks 99
- How to use the Rhythm Guide 100
- Recording using an external 101
- Backing up a song 102
- Troubleshooting 103
- Problems with the memory card 104
- Memory card data was damaged 104
- Error Messages 105
- What is an event? 106
- Parameter List 107
- ■ Rhythm Guide Parameter (*1) 108
- ■ Song Parameter (*1) 108
- ■ System Parameter (*2) 108
- ■ Pattern Arrange Parameter 109
- ■ Effects Parameter (*1) 109
- Effect Patch List 110
- MIDI Implementation 111
- 2. MIDI Machine Control 112
- 3. Supplementary material 113
- MIDI Implementation Chart 115
- Specifications 116
- Appendices 119
- MEMO 121
- Track Sheet 122
- For EU Countries 123
- For Canada 123
- CORRECTIONS 125
- Listening to the Demo Song 125
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