Roland MSQ-700 Manuel du propriétaire

Owners Manual If you’re reading this then your new Sync-Lock should be safe in your hands! It will run off a standard Boss/Roland Type 9 Volt DC

You should see the Start/Stop LED change from Steady Red to Steady Green which shows all slave devices have received a Start Message. You should also

Specifications Input Impedance 10k Input Socket Type 6.5mm Unbalanced. Phase Independent. Threshold Level Range 350mV - 1.4V Optimu

Why is all this important? If you use a computer for making music there are many reasons you may wish to connect an external sequencer or drum machine

Because Tempo and Rhythm are most important in this application – we need a Rhythmic Timing Reference rather than an Absolute Timing Reference like MT

The conversion itself will always introduce a certain amount of delay and poor converter design introduces sync jitter and results in sloppy timing in

Now connect your Midi Out from your DAW USB or FireWire port and do the same test but this time run your external hardware slaved to the DAW generate

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What Is The Sync-Lock? The Sync-Lock takes audio pulses or ‘clicks’ from any source and converts them to simultaneous and synchronous Midi Clock, Din

Inside The Box 1. The Sync-Lock 2. Power Supply 3. Owner’s Manual 4. Sync-Gen Plug-In Installer CD 5. Y-Split Stereo Plug to Dual Mono Socket Ad

What Else Do I Need? 1. A Two Core Figure 8 Mains Power Lead for your country – usually available at any retail electronics outlet. 2. A Mac

Connections Left Hand Side Power [DC In] - Standard Boss/Roland Type 9 Volt Negative Tip Power Supply. 200mA is plenty. Top 1/4” Socket [Audi

Right Hand Side Top Midi Socket [Midi Clock Out] – Standard Midi Clock is Output. TRS 1/4” Socket [Pulse Out] - Dual Function - This is a stereo s

Setting Up Initial setup of the DAW for use with the Sync-Lock takes a few minutes. Once done and saved with the project as a template you never have

In your DAW Application Preferences – change the EDIT GRID to triplet divisions – this is important because Midi Clock and Din Sync run at 24 Pulses P

The Start/Stop Track is very simple. This is the track that will be used to send a start and/or stop signals. On your Sync-Lock Start Track place a s