User Manual

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Troubleshooting
Could the UM-1G’s [MIDI THRU] switch be turned ON?
Set the [MIDI THRU] switch to OFF.
Could you have made a mistake when connecting the MIDI cable’s IN and OUT
connectors?
Check the MIDI cable connections.
Is the sound module set correctly?
Check the settings and volume of your sound module.
Are you listening for sound from a software synthesizer?
This function can be used only with a sound module that’s connected to the UM-1G’s MIDI
OUT cable.
You can’t use this to check a software synthesizer.
Is the UM-1G’s USB indicator lit?
If the USB indicator is not lit, the computer has not recognized the UM-1G.
Make sure that the UM-1G is correctly connected to the computer.
The driver must also be installed in order for the computer to recognize the UM-1G.
→ “Getting Connected and Installing Drivers” (Windows Vista: p. 11/ Windows XP: p. 14/
Macintosh: p. 18)
.
Could the sound module be set to Local On?
Could your sequencer software’s Thru function be turned on?
If duplicate notes are sounded (i.e., if your sound module plays doubled notes), change the
settings as follows. For details, refer to the owner’s manual for the equipment you’re using.
• Sound module: Local Off
• Sequencer software’s Thru function: Off
Your Sound Module Produces no Sound When You Press the [MIDI CHECK]
Button
Duplicate Notes Sound
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