Elektron Monomachine - Manual (Page 100)

GLOBAL SETTINGS
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• Note that if internal control is shut off the Monomachine might appear non-func-
tional if MIDI data is not echoed back from an external sequencer.
CONTROL OUT2
Here parameters dealing with how the Monomachine handles outgoing MIDI sequencer
control messages are found.
1. Select the CONTROL in the GLOBAL menu. Then select CONTROL OUT2 using the
[ARROW] keys and press [ENTER/YES].
TRANSPORT controls whether MIDI Start, Stop and Song Pointer Position are sent.
MIDI CLOCK controls whether the Monomachine transmits MIDI clock or not.
PRG CHANGE controls on which MIDI channel the Monomachine should send a program
change message when patterns are changed. If set to OFF no program change messages
will be sent when patterns are changed. When set to BASE, program change messages
will be sent on the specified base channel when patterns are changed. Read more on how
to set the base channel in section “MIDI CHANNELS” on page 89.
CONTROL IN
In this menu it is defined how the Monomachine should react to incoming MIDI.
1. Select the CONTROL in the GLOBAL menu. Then select CONTROL IN using the
[ARROW] keys and press [ENTER/YES].
TEMPO SYNC defines how the Monomachine should react to incoming MIDI clock. When
this parameter is set to EXTERNAL, the Monomachine tempo will be slaved to incoming
MIDI time clock. The precision of the timing is limited to the precision of the unit transmit-
ting the MIDI clock signal. When locked to external clock the BPM indicator on the main
screen shows “EXT”. If no clock signal is received, the Monomachine will fall back to its
internal tempo after a few seconds. When a clock signal is received again the Monoma-
chine will be synced to the external tempo.
TRANSPORT controls if the Monomachine should respond to MIDI Start, Stop and Song
Pointer Position.
When the Transport parameter is set to ACCEPT, MIDI start, stop and song pointer position
messages are recognised.