Hi
I have an SDS1000 and a SDS1000m
They both have a full set of 5 pin DIN sockets and working MIDI
I have seen a SDS1000 without the sockets so NO MIDI
I have also seen a SDS1000m with a full set of 5 pin DIN sockets but with NO MIDI functions
I am still trying to figure it out
If it has a 5 pin DIN socket plug a MIDI lead into it and see what you get
The results will be: -
It works fine
It does not work in which case: -
It is NOT MIDI capable
OR
It is MIDI capable but is not working properly
Hopefully that covers all eventualities
Brian
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From: HH <
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Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, 23 April 2013, 23:50
Subject: [Simmons Drums] Re: Simmons SDS 1000 & MTM
Thanks Nick,
How the H do you know if it has a midi or not?
c
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> your SDS1000 doesn't have midi?
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> many do and if you get one with midi you don't need an MTM>
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> Subject: [Simmons Drums] Simmons SDS 1000 & MTM
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> Hello again!
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> I have a SDS 1000 & am wondering if a MTM system would work with it? The SDS is nice, but I have visions from the 80's when I would go to a keyboard store & they had either the SDX (or the MTM) that could be played & it was AMAZING!
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> If the MTM adds a ton of incredible sounds to the SDS 1000, I suppose, I'm super curious to know.
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> Thanks guys & gals! Chris
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