Roland TR-626 User Manual

MIDI Function
b. Synchronized Playing with MIDI
Rhythm machines and sequencers that have MIDI terminals can be
played synchronously. When two or more rhythm machines and
sequencers are connected and played synchronously, the MIDI device
that dictates the tempo and the other settings is called the master
and the device (s) that are controlled are called the slave (s).
( Synchronized play with the TR - 626 acting as the Master)
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
MIDI
(Master)
OUT
TR-626
(Slave)
IN OUT
Sequencer
MC-500
MIDI
Set every slave device to OMNI OFF.
IN
Keyboard
0-50
Set all of the slave devices to operate synchronously in response to
signals from the TR - 626.
When the Start/Stop Key of the TR-626 is pressed, all of the slave
devices will begin playing at the tempo dictated by the TR- 626.
* If the slave devices are equipped to accept Song Select and Song
Position Pointer MIDI information, the track number and the bar number
designated by the TR-626 can be designated to the same settings by
the slave devices.
(Synchronization with the TR-626 acting as a Slave)
Step 1
MID I
MIDI
-
I
IN
OUT
;-
IN
OUT OUT -
Keyboard
Sequencer
OUT
D-50
MC-500
OUT
~ IN
MIDI Output Selector
TR-626
MPU-105
Set the TR-626 to MIDI SYNC mode. (Refer to "Altering SYNC mode"
on p.87.)
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Roland TR-626 Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	TR-626
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English