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MODE/ DATA ENTRYBUTTONS

All MoDE bunons funcrionas on/otf swilches. This meansthat th6y are pressed onceto enl€r the mode,and pr€ss€dagainro €xit rhe mod€. when any of th6 modes !ql1!g.n ent€red, lhe associaredLED wiil b€ tir. For simpti6iry,an/ iir"

PATTERNor SONG is pressed,any previoustyselectedmod€ will be tuh€d 6ft.

The VOICE,TUNE, and MIX settingscanbe storedwith €ach patternby holdingrhe RECORDbutton and pressingVOICE, TUNE, or MlX, respeitively. Any cha'nges made to th€se paramstsrs without storing them ar€ temiorary edits that will-be lost if a n€w patt€rn is selected. Copying a pailsrn to an empty pattern will also copy thes€ seflings. Copying.apattern to a nol €mpty patternwili not copy these sellings, but will inst€ad r€tain th€ seltings of th€ pati€rn being copied io. An €mply pattorn defaults lo a standard voice assignmenl with no pil;h shift, and nominal mix levels.

fMPORTANT NOTE: VOICE, TUNE, AND'UIX ASSTCNMENTSCANNOT BE STORED IN AN EilPTY PATrENN U'￿TESS THE LENGTH HAS BEEN CHANGED TO A LENGTH OTHER THAN S BEATS.

VOICE

Sclectlng a VOICE

To chang€th€ soundof any of th€ drum pads,the d€sire pad is pressed. tf KICK is pressed, for example, th€ display will show:

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Th€ slider, k€ypad, or +l- arow bunons can be used to change th6 s€l€ct€d sound, and lh€ low€r display will show the name ot th€ cun€ntly s€l€cled sound. There are a tolal of 49 sounds to chooso from. Any changes made to any of the drum pads are temporaryuntil stor€d and will be lost as soon as a new patt€rn is selected, or the currenl pattern is reselocted (unless Manual Voice/Tune/Mixis off, see below) .

Storlng VOICE settlngr

To storelh€ VOICEsottings,pressand hold RECORD,and thenpressVOICE. When

lhis is done, th€ voice seltings will be permanently stored with the current pallern.

IMPORTANT NoTE: VOICE, TUNE, AND UIX ASSIG￿NMENTScANNoT BE STONED 'N AN EMPTY PATTENN U'VLESSTHE LENGTH HAS BEEN CHANCED TO A LENGTH O1HEN THAN 8 BEATS.

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The Alesis MMT-8 is a powerful MIDI sequencer that made waves in the late 1980s and continues to be a favored tool for musicians and producers seeking a reliable means to create and control MIDI sequences. Known for its user-friendly interface and robust feature set, the MMT-8 allows users to compose, edit, and play back complex musical arrangements with relative ease.

One of the standout features of the MMT-8 is its 8-track sequencing capability, enabling musicians to sequence multiple MIDI instruments simultaneously. Each track can hold up to 99 phrases, allowing for a high degree of musical flexibility. The MMT-8 supports up to 16 MIDI channels, making it an ideal choice for composing intricate arrangements that involve a variety of sound sources.

The unit boasts a straightforward, intuitive interface that is designed to streamline the workflow. With a dedicated LCD screen and an array of buttons, users can navigate through the various functions with ease. The MMT-8 features real-time and step-time recording modes, providing options for different styles of input, whether one prefers to perform live or program sequences note-by-note.

In terms of sound manipulation, the MMT-8 includes advanced editing capabilities such as quantization, transposition, and velocity adjustments. These features allow musicians to refine their compositions and achieve a polished sound. Additionally, the sequencer supports note durations, triplets, and tuplets, which gives users even more control over timing and rhythm.

Another notable technology of the MMT-8 is its ability to sync with other MIDI devices. It supports MIDI Clock and Song Position Pointer, ensuring tight synchronization when being used in conjunction with other gear. Users can also take advantage of its extensive MIDI data transmission capabilities, which enable seamless interaction between the MMT-8 and external synthesizers, drum machines, and sound modules.

The Alesis MMT-8 has a built-in memory that allows for expansive storage capabilities, with the option to save and recall sequences easily. Users can store up to 40,000 notes and can manage multiple projects without worrying about running out of space. Additionally, the sequencer has a battery backup feature to safeguard data integrity.

In summary, the Alesis MMT-8 is a classic MIDI sequencer that combines powerful features, user-friendly interface, and solid reliability. Its 8-track sequencing capabilities, real-time and step-time recording options, and advanced editing functions make it a valuable tool for both novice and professional musicians looking to expand their creative horizons. Whether for studio work or live performances, the MMT-8 continues to be a respected choice in the landscape of MIDI sequencing technology.