Setting up midi connections – Vermona DRM1 MKIII - analog drum synthesizer User Manual
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1. The jacks OUT LEFT and OUT RIGHT
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on the module‘s rear output all
signals in stereo. Connect these jacks to two line-inputs of a mixing desk,
a computer-audio-interface or to an amplifier using two 6.3 mm cables
(TS). Alternatively or in parallel, you may connect a headphone
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on the
module‘s front panel.
NOTE
All of the DRM1 MKIII sound channels offer individual
outputs
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, allowing them to be patched to the inputs
of a mixing console or an audio-interface. Find more
details in chapter “Individual Outputs/Inserts” on page
23. Use the stereo output as a starting point.
2. Before switching on the unit by pressing its POWER button
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, complete
all audio connections to avoid loud impulses and cracking noises in your
audio system. These peaks can lead to distortion and could even harm con-
verters when connected directly to an audio-interface. For safety reasons,
while connecting and powering up the unit, turn down the MASTER control
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of the DRM1 MKIII as well as the input controls of the units that follow
in the signal chain. After powering up the DRM1 MKIII, a corresponding red
LED next to the POWER button
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will light up.
Setting up MIDI connections
1. The unit that is supposed to control the DRM1 MKIII’s sounds needs to
be connected to the DRM1’s MIDI IN jack
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. This can be a groove box, a
hardware-sequencer, the MIDI output of a software-sequencer (using the
computer’s audio- or MIDI-interface) or a keyboard.
2. MIDI THRU forwards the MIDI data from the DRM1 MKIII’s MIDI input and
allows connecting more MIDI devices.