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Convention Used in This Manual Important Safety Instructions For the U.K Use only the attached power-supply cord Protect the unit from strong impact. Do not drop it Maintenance Power SupplyPlacement Additional Precautions Installing the card protector Before Using Memory CardsUsing Memory Cards Copyright Contents Pattern Mode Patch/Sample Mode Contents Song Mode Effects Contents Multi-Effects List Sampling 109 Menu 125 137 Appendices 141 142 Features of the MC-909 Panel Descriptions Top Panel Rear Panel Panel Descriptions Getting Ready Turning On/Off the PowerTurning Off the Power Making Connections Sound generator section An Overview of the MC-909Basic structure of the MC Sequencer section Editing a value Adjusting the display contrastSaving your data Regarding the locations where samples are stored MC-909 Restoring the factory settings Factory Reset Pattern Mode This mode you can play, record, and edit patterns How Things Work in Pattern mode Part Mixer section Mode sectionHow Things Work in Pattern mode Sequencer section Sampling section Basic playback operation Playing a patternBasics of pattern play Selecting a pattern to play back Changing the BPM Tempo Turning the metronome click on/off Muting silencing a part Velocity pads Pattern Call Selecting an RPS set Using RPSRPS Hold Registering a phrase in an RPS set Hold down RPS and press F6 RPS Setting RPS SettingsPlaying a pattern Adjusting the settings of the RPS parts RPS Trigger Quantize Arpeggiator Press F4 Arp Edit When you finish inputting the arpeggio style, press ExitCreating an arpeggio style Shift + Chord Memory Selecting the part whose sound you want to modify Realtime Modify sectionPart Mixer Saving a chord form Directly outputting the sound of an external device Adjusting the volume of the external deviceMix Selecting the input source device CUT + Reso Cutoff + Resonance Indicators are lightedBeam Controller Assignable Other applications Effects Turntable emulationAuto Sync Mastering Realtime recording Recording a patternStandby screen Recording a pattern Recording procedureRehearsal Controllers that can be recorded Recording Cancel Realtime Erase Select TR-REC p Press Play to begin recording About the timing scaleRange 5-200% Select step recording p Press Play to begin recording Step recordingUse the velocity pads to input note messages Moving the input location Tempo/mute recordingRecording a pattern Selecting the part to record Moving the display region Basic procedure for pattern editing Pattern editing Pattern editing Extract a Rhythm InstrumentPattern Copy Replace Insert Measure EraseDelete Measure Transpose Edit Quantize Data ThinGroove Template List Half ReclockDouble Performance data that can be edited in the Microscope Basic procedure MicroscopeMicroscope Midi message Explanation Moving performance data Move Inserting performance data CreateErasing performance data Erase Copying performance data Copy Press Enter or F1 PTN Saving a patternSelect the pattern that you want to save Press Write Assign a name to the pattern you created Patch/Sample Mode LFO 1 block Pitch blockFilter block Knob/Button Parameter How Things Work in Pattern mode Knob/Button Parameter Others Tips for Creating a Patch Patch EditHow a Patch Is Organized How a Tone Is Organized Selecting directly Selecting a patch/rhythm setSelecting from a list Patch Edit Editing from the Panel Knobs Patch editing procedureSelecting the Tones That Will Sound Detailed Editing FXM Frequency Cross Modulation Patch Edit WavePitch Parameter Value Description Pitch Patch Edit Pitch Env Pitch Envelope Filter High Parameter value Filter Env Filter Envelope Value Description Key Bias Point Patch Edit AmpLevel Level + Key Patch Edit Amp Env Amp Envelope Key is pressed Key is released Using the LFOs LFO1/LFO2 Solo/Porta Portamento TMT Tone Mix Table TMT Tone Mix TableOFF, on Random What is a Booster? What is a Ring Modulator? CTRL1 General Delay Delay TimeTime Tone does not sound Press key Parameter Value Description Tone DelayDelay Time Press key Delay Time Press key Release key How Percussion Instruments Are Organized Rhythm editing procedureRhythm Edit Selecting the Waves That Will Sound Rhythm Edit Wave Rhythm Edit Pitch Rhythm Edit Filter Parameter value Cutoff frequency Low Rhythm Edit Filter Env Filter Envelope Rhythm Edit Amp Revs Multi Rhythm Edit WMT Wave Mix TableGenaral Single Press Enter or F2 Patch When you have finished entering the name, press F6 WriteSaving a Patch/Rhythm Set Assign a name to the patch/rhythm set Initializing a Rhythm Set Copying a Patch ToneInitializing a Patch Press F6 Execute to execute Song Mode This mode you can play, record, and edit songs How Things Work in Song mode How Things Work in Song mode Sequencer section Selecting a song to play Song ResetPlaying songs Changing the BPM or mute status Recording a song Editing the setup parametersRecording procedure Auditioning a pattern Delete Step Song editingClear All Steps Insert Step Press Enter or F5 Song Saving a songSelect the song that you want to save Press Write Assign a name to the song you created Memo Compressor/Multi-effect/Reverb/Mastering Effect settings Effects Effect connection Effect Routing Effect settingsEffect on/off 910 Effects CompressorDRY, MFX2 Multi-effects Reverb Selecting the effect that you want to control Realtime control of effectsPress and hold Knob Assign Multi-Effects Parameters Multi-Effects ListMulti-Effects Types Stereo EQ Stereo Equalizer Multi-Effects List EnhancerIsolator LOW Boost Auto WAH PhaserStep Filter Humanizer Ring Modulator 11STEREO Phaser12STEP Phaser Tremolo HEXA-CHORUS Auto PANRotary Tremolo Chorus Stereo Chorus SPACE-DStereo Flanger Overdrive Step FlangerDistortion MS1959I+II, Sldn Specifications for each Speaker TypeGuitar AMP SIM Guitar Amp Simulator Match Drive Slicer CompressorLimiter 100 101 GateMulti-Effects List Lofi Noise Lo-Fi Noise Duck Ducking The gate will Telephone Multi-Effects List Lofi Compress Lo-Fi CompressLofi Radio Lo-Fi Radio Phonograph Tape Echo FBK Pitch Shifter Gated Reverb Stereo Delay MFX2 only104 Quadruple TAP Delay MFX2 only Modulation Delay MFX2 onlyMulti-Effects List Triple TAP Delay MFX2 only 105 Shuffle Delay MFX2 only Multi-Effects List Multi TAP Delay MFX2 onlyReverse Delay MFX2 only 106 Multi-Effects List Time Skip Delay MFX2 only Time Control Delay MFX2 only107 About Threshold and Ratio Mastering effect108 Sampling 109 110 How Things Work in Sampling modeBeam Assign How Things Work in Sampling mode Sequencer section 111 Parameters Sampling procedurePress SAMPLING/RESAMPLING to access Sampling Menu screen 112 Dividing a sample during Sampling procedureAbout the volume when resampling Sampling Zoom In/Out Basic sample editing procedureSample Edit 114 Sample Edit Setting the start/end points of the sampleSample List 115 Sample Parameters About the Loop Mode116 Create Patch Truncate117 Automatically dividing a sample Auto Chop Procedure for dividing a sampleChop 118 Moving a dividing point Create RhythmAuditioning the divided samples Deleting a dividing point 120 EmphasisCombine Press Emphasis 121 Edit Time StretchNormalize Press Time Stretch Press NORMALIZE/AMP and then press F3 Amp Amp122 Range 0-400% 123 When you have finished inputting the name, press F6 WriteSaving a sample Assign a name to the sample Using the menu Menu in Sample Edit Menu 125 System 126 System Panel/ControllerSequencer/MIDI 127 F3 Midi Tx 128F4 Midi Rx 129 SoundSampling Parameter Range Explanation F1 Sound/Tune System Information Beam130 131 UtilityImport SMF Press Menu Use Cursor up/down to select Utility Press Enter User Restore Factory ResetUser Backup Save As SMF 133 Press Menu Use Cursor up/down to select Midi Press Enter Deleting a file Delete File UtilityInitializing a memory card Format Moving a file Move 135 USB communication procedureCanceling USB communication Windows Me/2000/XP users 136 Undo/RedoPress Menu Use Cursor up/down to select Undo/Redo Link 137 About V-LINK What is V-LINK?Using V-LINK Connection examples Using the Clip Filter Link settingsResetting the image About V-LINK 140 Appendices 141 How to Install a Wave Expansion Board Installing the Wave Expansion Board142 Installing the Wave Expansion Board Checking that a wave expansion board is installed correctly143 French Language for Canadian Safety Standard Installation d’une carte d’expansion Wave144 Installation de la carte d’extension Wave 145 Expanding the Memory Precautions for Expanding MemoryHow to Expand the Memory 146 Expanding the Memory Checking that memory is installed correctlyRemoving the Memory 147 Précautions à prendre lors de l’ajout de mémoire Installation du module de mémoireAjouter de la mémoire 148 Ajouter de la mémoire Vérifier que la mémoire est installée correctementRetrait du module de mémoire 149 Waveform List 150 Preset B CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = Preset Patch ListPreset a CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = Preset C CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = Preset E CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = Preset Patch ListPreset D CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = 152 Preset G CC#0 = 81, CC#32 = Preset F CC#0 = 81, CC#32 =153 Preset Rhythm Set List 154 Preset Rhythm Set List 155 156 157 Pattern Name Preset Pattern List158 Mes. Programmer Preset Pattern List 159 160 RPS Pattern ListNo. Pattern Name RPS Pattern List 161 RPS Set List 162 RPS Set List 163 Pattern Set List 164 Song List 165 166 Arpeggio Style ListNumber Effective Chord Steps Forms Chord Form List 167 SRX-05 Special Patch List 168 SRX-05 Special Rhythm Set List 169 Midi Implementation Chart 170 171 Index 172 Index 173 174 Recording MC-909 Sampling groovebox Specifications175 Specifications 176 Message Meaning Cause/Action Error Message List177 USER/CARD Memo For the USA For EU CountriesFor Canada Information Africa