User Manual

Connecting to a computer or MIDI devices

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To exchange MIDI messages with your computer, connect your computer to

the USB B connector on the monologue.

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To exchange MIDI messages with an external MIDI device, connect the de-

vice to the MIDI IN/OUT connectors on the monologue.

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For details, refer to “Understanding MIDI” (p. 50)

Connecting the SYNC IN and OUT jacks

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Use the SYNC IN and OUT jacks of the monologue when you want to syn-

chronize to the output pulses and steps from the audio output jacks of sourc-

es such as the Korg volca series or a DAW. Connect using a Sync cable.

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The SYNC OUT jack sends a 5 V pulse of 15 ms at the beginning of each step.

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Refer to “Buon 5 (GLOBAL 3)” (p. 41) of GLOBAL EDIT mode for

the seings to turn on the monologue.

Turning the monologue On and O

Before you turn the monologue On:

Installing batteries

Make sure that the monologue’s power is turned o.

Open the baery cover on the monologue’s boom panel.

While pressing the latch, pull upward and remove.

Insert six AA baeries, taking care to observe the cor-

rect polarity (+/− orientation).

Use alkaline or nickel-metal hydride baeries.

Reaach the baery cover.

In order for the remaining baery amount to be detected and shown

correctly, you must use the parameter in GLOBAL EDIT mode to

specify the type of baeries that you’re using. By default, this seing

is set to “Alkaline.” For details, refer to “Baery Type” (p. 43).

When the baeries become depleted, “Baery Low” will appear on the dis-

play. When this occurs, it’s time to replace the baeries.

Remove old baeries immediately. Otherwise, baery leakage may oc-

cur, resulting in a malfunction. If you don’t think that you’ll be using

the unit for a long period of time, you should remove the baeries.