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14. MIDI

MIDI

MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a worldwide standard that allows virtually all

modern electronic instruments to communicate with each other and control each other’s functions.

For example, you could play different sounds on a connected synthesizer from the keyboards of the

AR-100. In another application, a rhythm machine can be programmed to play its rhythms in

perfect synchronization with the tempo set on the Electone.

For two MIDI instruments to properly communicate with each other, they must be connected by

MIDI cables. In a very basic example, the MIDI OUT terminal on the AR-100 (on the rear panel)

could be connected to the MIDI IN of a MIDI keyboard or tone generator, allowing you to play

the sounds on the connected device from the keyboards of the AR-100.

The instruments communicate with each other by sending “messages” or MIDI data. These

messages are transmitted over one of sixteen different MIDI channels. Provided the MIDI

channels are set properly and provided the connected instrument has “multi-timbral” capability,

you can play separate sounds on the instrument from each keyboard and Pedalboard of the AR-

100.

Similarly, by connecting the MIDI IN terminal of the AR-100 to the MIDI OUT of another device

(such as a keyboard or sequencer) and setting the proper MIDI transmit and receive channels,

you can play the Voices of the AR-100 from that device.

AR-100

IN OUT

Synthesizer

IN OUT

MIDI

Connect the MIDI IN of the AR-100 (on the rear panel) to the

MIDI OUT of the other device, and connect the MIDI OUT of

the AR-100 to the MIDI IN of the device.

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