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Alesis Micron Owners Manual.pdf - Fdiskc

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8 MIDI<br />

What is MIDI?<br />

MIDI is the communication standard for electronic musical<br />

instruments. You can use MIDI to:<br />

● Record what you play on your <strong>Micron</strong> synthesizer into a<br />

sequencer or computer.<br />

● Play back sequences from a sequencer or computer on your<br />

<strong>Micron</strong>.<br />

● Store and recall Programs and Setups on a computer.<br />

● Use a computer to edit your <strong>Micron</strong>’s sounds.<br />

● Use your <strong>Micron</strong> to control another synthesizer or sound<br />

module.<br />

● Use another keyboard to play your <strong>Micron</strong>’s sounds.<br />

Some examples of MIDI devices besides your <strong>Micron</strong> synthesizer<br />

include keyboard controllers, sound modules, drum machines,<br />

sequencers, and computers with MIDI interfaces.<br />

MIDI Connections<br />

The <strong>Micron</strong> has three MIDI connectors:<br />

● (MIDI IN) is for receiving MIDI information from another<br />

MIDI device.<br />

● (MIDI OUT) is for sending MIDI information to another<br />

device.<br />

● (MIDI THRU) echoes whatever is received on the (MIDI<br />

IN) port.<br />

Here are four typical MIDI setups for your <strong>Micron</strong>, and the<br />

appropriate connections for each of them:<br />

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