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Using V-LINK to Control Video Equipment V-LINK ( )is a function that allows you to perform music and video together. By using a V-LINK compatible video device, you can easily enjoy a variety of video effects that are linked with your performance. For example, by using the VR-700 in conjunction with the EDIROL Visual Sampler P-10, you can do the following things. • Use the VR-700’s keys (the leftmost octave) to switch images. • Use the VR-700’s bend lever to control the image playback speed. • Use the VR-700’s D Beam controller to control the brightness or hue of the image. * In order to take advantage of V-LINK between the VR-700 and the P-10, you’ll need to make connections using MIDI cables (sold separately). Connection Example fig.V-LINKConnection.eps This example explains connections with the EDIROL P-10. Use a MIDI cable to connect the VR-700’s MIDI OUT connector to the P-10’s MIDI IN connector. * When making connections, you must first minimize the volume on all devices and turn off their power to prevent malfunctions or speaker damage. * Set the Function mode setting “Transmit Channel” (p. 60) to match the MIDI receive channel of your video device. MIDI OUT MIDI IN EDIROL P-10 VR-700 Turning V-LINK On/Off 1. Press the [V-LINK] button. The V-LINK function will be turned on, and the [V-LINK] button will light. Operations on the VR-700 Operating the VR-700’s keyboard and controllers will control the image accordingly. Keyboard/Controller V-LINK function Transmitted MIDI message Description Keys (leftmost octave) Clip (1–12) Program Change Switch images. Bender lever [BENDER] on Playback Speed Pitch Bend Controls the playback speed. [PITCH] on Playback Speed Pitch Bend Controls the playback speed. D Beam controller [FILTER] on Color Cb CC #74 Controls the hue and brightness. [VOLUME] on Video Fader CC #11 Controls the video fader. * When V-LINK is on, the lowest 12 keys (one octave) will not produce sound. 2. To turn V-LINK off, press the [VLINK] button once again. The V-LINK function will turn off, and the [V-LINK] button will go out. 64
Connecting MIDI Equipment * To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, always turn down the volume, and turn off the power on all devices before making any connections. MIDI Routing fig.MIDIroute01.eps The VR-700’s Internal Structure External MIDI keyboard Sound Generator Section The VR-700 contains a sound generator for organ sounds and ensemble sounds, and a sound generator for song playback. The organ/ensemble sound generator is a multi-part sound generator; with the factory settings, each part is assigned to the following MIDI channels. Player Internal rhythm Song MIDI IN MIDI OUT USB MIDI Organ/ensemble sound generator parts Upper organ 1 Lower organ 3 Pedal organ 2 Ensemble 1 4 Ensemble 2 5 Internal rhythm 10 Spring shock 9 MIDI channel (factory setting) Song playback sound generator VR-700 Keyboard/Controllers Pedal keyboard Organ/ensemble sound generator MIDI PEDAL IN * MIDI messages received at the MIDI PEDAL IN connector are automatically converted to the MIDI channel specified by “Pedal Organ MIDI Channel” (p. 57). Inside the VR-700, MIDI connections are routed as shown in the illustration. With the factory settings, MIDI messages received at the MIDI IN connector or USB MIDI connector will play the corresponding part of the organ/ensemble sound generator. When a song is played back on the internal player, it will be sounded by the song playback sound generator. * MIDI messages received at the MIDI PEDAL IN connector are automatically converted to the MIDI channel specified by “Pedal Organ MIDI Channel” (p. 57). You can change the MIDI routing by changing the Function mode setting “MIDI/Player Mode” (p. 57). MIDI/Player Mode Mode 1 (factory setting) Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 Received at the MIDI IN connector or USB MIDI connector Organ/ensemble sound generator Song playback sound generator Organ/ensemble sound generator Song playback sound generator Song playback Song playback sound generator Song playback sound generator Organ/ensemble sound generator Song playback sound generator 65
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