Connecting with an external midi device

Use a TRS/MIDI connecting cable (such as a BMIDI-5-35, sold separately) or a MIDI cable (such as a BCC-1-3535, sold separately) to connect the unit to an external MIDI device (such as a MIDI-compatible keyboard or another AIRA compact device).

When you trigger this unit from a MIDI-compatible keyboard whose MIDI transmit channel is the same as the MIDI channel that’s set using the Auto MIDI Channel parameter of the P-6, you can play the sample pads of the P-6 or the [GRANULAR] pad in scale notes.

When you use a MIDI-compatible keyboard whose MIDI transmit channel is the same as the MIDI channel that’s set using the Sampler MIDI Channel parameter of the P-6 and play a note within the C3–B6 range (note numbers 48–95), this triggers the corresponding sample pads (bank A, sample pad [1] to bank H, sample pad [6]).

Refer to “MIDI implementation chart” for details.

The note numbers that are transmitted on the channel specified in Sampler MIDI Channel on the P-6 correspond to notes in the C3–B6 range (note numbers 48–95), which are triggered by bank A sample pad [1] through bank H sample pad [6].

Refer to “MIDI implementation chart” for details.