On 11/15/02 12:48 PM, "kacy.rayburn@..." <kacy.rayburn@...> wrote: > > Is there a way to Sequence from the Proteus 2000 into the MP-7? > > I want to be able to have the Proteus 2000 Midi notes sequenced into the > MP-7. i.e.,: > > Track/Channel 1: MP-7 Drum Kit > Track/Channel 2: Proteus 2000 bass > Not sure what exactly your trying to accomplish here. And you do mean the Proteus 2000 and not the Proteus 2500? The Proteus 2000 does not have a sequencer in it, unless you mean the Audition riff or possibly the arpeggiator. If what you mean is you want to use the Proteus 2000 as a sound module for a MP7 track, then that's pretty straight forward. We'll use your example. Choose the pattern you want to work with and select track 1 using the TRACK/CH buttons. Now enter the EDIT PATTERN menu and scroll until almost the very end where you will see CHANNEL ASSIGN. Set this to Channel: 01A Dest: int Next hit the TRACK/CH "+" button to go to the next track (track 2) and set the CHANNEL ASSIGN to: Channel: 02A Dest: ext Make sure your P2K is connected to the MIDI-A output. At this point you're ready to work with the MP7's internal sounds on track 1 and the Proteus 2K's sounds on track 2. Select the desired preset on both instruments for the respective channels. In this case the MP7 would have channel 01A set to your drum kit choice and on the P2K channel 02A would have its preset set to the bass sound you want to use. if you set the Proteus 2K from its front panel you will be able to use the category browse feature. You will also need to disable receiving program change in the P2K on the edit page RECEIVE PROGRAM CHANGE. Set this to off for any channels you are controlling with the MP7 otherwise it's patch change commands will override what you set on the P2K. Alternatively you can set the desired preset in the MP7 by placing a program change command at the beginning of the track. this though requires using the editing features to insert the command and setting the preset by number. You can use the above method to have any number of tracks assigned to combinations of internal MP7 sounds or Proteus 2K sounds. I hope this is what you were after. If not please try again and clarify a little more. drk www.delora.com/music www.mp3.com/zdrk drk.iuma.com
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Re: [xl7] Proteus 2000 and MP-7
2002-11-15 by drK
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