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Section 17 — Sequencing/MIDI Applications ASR-10 Musician’s Manual

4 MIDI Sequencer Applications

Recording into the ASR-10 Sequencer from a MIDI Controller

On many occasions, you may find it convenient to use an external controller to record a track into

the ASR-10’s internal sequencer. This could be for added authenticity (recording from Drum

Pads to get a “live drummer” feel), performance flexibility (recording from a weighted-action

MIDI keyboard controller like the ENSONIQ KS–32), or ease of use (a guitarist recording from a

guitar controller). No matter which type of MIDI controller you use, there are a few parameters

that need to be set in order to record into the sequencer.

Recording Onto a Single Track (One MIDI Channel)

• Connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI Out of the controller to the MIDI In of the ASR-10.

• Set the MIDI IN MODE to POLY on the Edit/System•MIDI page. The MIDI controller should

be in POLY mode as well.

• Set the ASR-10 MIDI BASE CHANNEL to the same MIDI channel that the MIDI controller is

set to transmit on.

• Select the track you want to record on by pressing the appropriate Instrument•Sequence

Track button on the ASR-10. Make sure the Instrument on the selected Instrument•Sequence

Track has its Edit/Instrument MIDI STATUS set to BOTH, LOCAL, or MIDI.

• On the Edit/Seq•Song page, set the SEQ REC SOURCE parameter to BOTH or MIDI.

Recording proceeds normally from this point, with the sequencer responding to the data from the

MIDI controller the same as it would to data from its own keyboard.

Recording Onto Several Tracks (Multiple MIDI Channels) — Multi-Track Record

• Connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI Out of the controller to the MIDI In of the ASR-10.

• Set the MIDI IN MODE to MULTI on the Edit/System•MIDI page.

• Set the MIDI controller to either MONO B (for guitar controllers sending on individual strings)

or MULTI (for transferring data from another sequencer). Consult the manual for the external

MIDI device for details.

• Set the individual MULTI IN MIDI CHANNEL for each track (found on the Edit/Track page),

matching MIDI receive channels with those that will be transmitted on by the controller.

Different MIDI receive channels must be selected for each Instrument•Sequence Track that

you want to receive via MIDI. If more than one sequence track is set to the same MULTI IN

MIDI CHAN, only the lowest numbered Instrument•Sequence Track will receive via MIDI.

• Make sure all of the instruments on the Instrument•Sequence Tracks that you want to record

on have their Edit/Instrument MIDI STATUS set to BOTH, LOCAL, or MIDI.

• On the Edit/Seq•Song page, set the SEQ REC SOURCE parameter to MULTI.

Once these parameters are set, you can begin recording. For more information on recording with

the SEQ REC SOURCE set to MULTI (Multi-Track Record), see Section 12 — Sequencer and Audio

Track Concepts.

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