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• Sampling madness For additional sonic mayhem, route the Aux Send on the mixer back to the SU200 input (as in Tips 83 and 84), and sample the Patterns of the AN200 and DX200. • The more, the merrier Naturally, if you have other synthesizers with MIDI THRU terminals, you can extend the chain and have them join in on the fun. However, be careful not to “daisy-chain” too many devices in this way — otherwise a MIDI delay may result. • More instruments, more parts If you’re careful in setting the MIDI channels on all the connected devices, you can play several different, independent sounds on each device. For example, if you’ve connected a DX200 to the MIDI Thru (OUT) terminal, you should set the MIDI Receive Channels (page 97) on the DX200 to values different than the AN200. If the AN200 is set to receive over Channels 1, 2, 3, and 4, set the DX200 to receive over 5, 6, 7, and 8. INPUT INPUT MIDI OUT MIDI IN MIDI OUT MIDI IN OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT OUTPUT MIDI OUT MIDI IN MIDI clock MIDI clock MIDI clock Mixer AN200 MIDI Thru set to “on.” SU200 DX200 MIDI Thru set to “on.” MIDI center RM1x Amplifier Speaker Speaker MIDI Thru Determines whether the MIDI OUT terminal on the rear panel of the AN200 functions as a true MIDI Out, or is switched to function as MIDI Thru. When this is set to “on,” any MIDI data received at MIDI IN is passed on without change to the MIDI OUT terminal. This allows you to connect other MIDI devices in“daisy-chain” fashion, and have the first device in the chain feed data to the others. Hold down [SHIFT] and press button [14] (MIDI SETUP), repeatedly if necessary, until “tHru” appears in the display. Use the [DATA] knob to change the setting. Settings On (on) Enables MIDI Thru operation (for the MIDI OUT terminal). Off (oFF) Enables MIDI Out operation (for the MIDI OUT terminal). 103 Chapter 19 Master Class 2 — Advanced Music Production Take your skills up to the next level. Explore these advanced operations and applications — and get the absolute most out of your AN200 in your home studio. 86 Playing the AN200 as a synthesizer The AN200 is an extremely powerful and versatile synthesizer, with truly vintage analog-like sound. And one of the best ways to harness that power is to hook up a MIDI keyboard. Do this, and explore the wealth of Voices and the full 5-note polyphony of the AN200. Setting up the keyboard couldn’t be easier — just plug it in, and connect the MIDI OUT on the keyboard to the MIDI IN on the AN200. To check that everything’s set up properly, play the keyboard — you should hear the synth sound of the AN200. (If you don’t, see “X-tra Details” below.) MIDI OUTMIDI IN MIDI keyboard AN200 • MIDI Channels More than likely, your MIDI keyboard is probably set to send data over channel 1 — which will let you play and record the Synth track. However, if you want to play or record any of the Rhythm tracks, you’ll have to change the channel on the keyboard to match the appropriate track: Rhythm Track 1 — MIDI channel 2 Rhythm Track 2 — MIDI channel 3 Rhythm Track 3 — MIDI channel 4 You can also change these assignments on the AN200 — see Tip 103 Chapter 19 Master Class 2 — Advanced Music Production Take your skills up to the next level. Explore these advanced operations and appli- cations — and get the absolute most out of your AN200 in your home studio. 86 Playing the AN200 as a synthesizer The AN200 is an extremely powerful and versatile synthesizer, with truly vintage analog-like sound. And one of the best ways to harness that power is to hook up a MIDI keyboard. Do this, and explore the wealth of Voices and the full 5-note polyphony of the AN200. Setting up the keyboard couldn’t be easier — just plug it in, and connect the MIDI OUT on the keyboard to the MIDI IN on the AN200. To check that everything’s set up properly, play the keyboard — you should hear the synth sound of the AN200. (If you don’t, see “X-tra Details” below.) MIDI OUTMIDI IN MIDI keyboard AN200 • MIDI Channels More than likely, your MIDI keyboard is probably set to send data over channel 1 — which will let you play and record the Synth track. However, if you want to play or record any of the Rhythm tracks, you’ll have to change the channel on the keyboard to match the appropriate track: Rhythm Track 1 — MIDI channel 2 Rhythm Track 2 — MIDI channel 3 Rhythm Track 3 — MIDI channel 4 You can also change these assignments on the AN200 — see Tip For instructions on changing the MIDI channel of the keyboard, refer to the owner’s manual of that instrument. • What keyboard should I get? Naturally, any MIDI keyboard will do the job for you. As long as it’s got keys (preferably both black and white) and a MIDI OUT terminal, you’re in business. However, to get the most out of your extraordinarily versatile AN200, you’ll need an equally versatile MIDI keyboard. Here’s what you should look for: * Five-octave (61-key) keyboard — There are some very good desk- top keyboards (such as the Yamaha CBX-K1) that have fewer keys, but y...