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The System-Menu

Menu-page 15 (Track Mute):

Menu-page 16 (Beat Input):

Edit System/Midi

<15> TrkMute: ON

Edit System/Midi

<16| BeatInp:XCa

When you have come this far in the manual you will surely have noticed that the two lower octaves

of the Sirius-keyboad allow you to mute and un-mute tracks as well as transpose them. The parame-

ter on this page allows you to turn this function off. The factory setting makes this function active,

and so the parameter is set to ON.

The parameter Beat-Input on this menu-page refers to the Beat-Recognition-System. Sirius' factory

setting is set in such a way that the Beat-Recognition-System is provided with audio-material via the

CARRIER-IN socket (on the rear panel of the unit). Should the audio-signal your are feeding not have

the required level for the Beat-Recognition-System you can alternatively use the ANALYSE-IN socket.

The Gain-control, coupled with the socket, allows you to increase the input-sensitivity of the Sirius.

To activate the ANALYSE-IN-socket you have to switch the Beat-Input to Xan.

When you use the ANALYSE-IN-socket to access a sound from an external unit such as CD

or Record Player, the microphone of the Sirius will be de-activated.

More about this subject can be found in the chapter describing the Beat-Recognition-System.

Caution:

See page 70

Quasimidi Sirius User Manual

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