Here’s how to make MIDI-related settings.
Step buttons | Parameter (as displayed) | Value | Explanation |
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[1] | CH | 1–16, OFF | Sets the MIDI transmitting/receiving channel for the system.
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[2] | CH.A | 1–16 | Sets the MIDI transmitting/receiving channel for PART A.
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[3] | CH.B | 1–16 | Sets the MIDI transmitting/receiving channel for PART B.
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[4] | R.KEy | When you use an external MIDI keyboard in place of the K-25m, this sets which connector to use to connect the external MIDI keyboard. |
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OFF | Select this when a MIDI keyboard is not connected. Normally you will leave this “OFF.” | ||
NiDi | Select this when connecting to the MIDI connector. | ||
USB | Select this when connecting to the USB connector. | ||
[5] | SynC | This specifies the synchronization signal that this unit’s sequencer follows. | |
Avto | Automatically detects the signal inputted to the jack. | ||
InT | The unit operates according to its internal clock. Select this when using this unit by itself. | ||
NiDi | The unit operates according to the synchronization signal input from the MIDI connector. | ||
USB | The unit operates according to the synchronization signal input from the USB port. | ||
[6] | Syn.O | This sets the jack used to output the synchronization signal. | |
OFF | A synchronization signal is not output. | ||
NiDi | A synchronization signal is output from the MIDI connector. | ||
USB | A synchronization signal is output from the USB port. | ||
ALL | A synchronization signal is output both from the MIDI connector and the USB port. | ||
[7] | thrv | OFF, On | If this is ON, MIDI messages that are input from the MIDI IN connector are re-transmitted as-is from the MIDI OUT connector. |
You can also press a step button to select the parameter items. |