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Hello
I am looking for information concerning the midi connection of the Roland FR4X accordion to the KORG. pa5X.
i.e. the complete explanation of the connection
thank you in advance for your reply
I am looking for information concerning the midi connection of the Roland FR4X accordion to the KORG. pa5X.
i.e. the complete explanation of the connection
thank you in advance for your reply
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Réponse
pontiac
25/03/2024
Hello,
the site on these issues:
https://accordeon-roland.superforum.fr/forum
Sincerely
the site on these issues:
https://accordeon-roland.superforum.fr/forum
Sincerely
Good evening to all of you,
I've been trying in vain for several weeks to find enlightened advice to connect my MENGASCINI accordion equipped with the MusicTech MIDI system with a KORG PA4X keyboard.
I can't get them to communicate with each other.
I didn't find any book about this subject. I surfed in vain to find various tutorials. If the connection with a ROLAND Bk7M expander is very easy, it seems that the connection with a KORG arranger is much more difficult.
If you can help me, I will be very grateful. Good evening and good weekend to all.
Musically yours
I've been trying in vain for several weeks to find enlightened advice to connect my MENGASCINI accordion equipped with the MusicTech MIDI system with a KORG PA4X keyboard.
I can't get them to communicate with each other.
I didn't find any book about this subject. I surfed in vain to find various tutorials. If the connection with a ROLAND Bk7M expander is very easy, it seems that the connection with a KORG arranger is much more difficult.
If you can help me, I will be very grateful. Good evening and good weekend to all.
Musically yours
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yoyodu77
14/03/2020
Hello
I don't know either of the two equipments, but on the other hand for what concerns the MIDI, I think I can add my grain of salt.
To connect two materials in Midi it is rather simple if one has the good cables...the midi OUT of the one goes in the Midi IN of the other
and the Midi OUT of the other one goes into the Midi of the first one .
After, it is there that that is complicated a little...
Because there must be a material which is the MASTER and the other which is the SLAVE.
Because if they are both ... at the same level MASTER and MASTER nothing passes from one to the other ...
and SLAVE SLAVE is the same ...
All this program from the machines ...
This is what could perhaps advance the chimilibilick
Lionel
I don't know either of the two equipments, but on the other hand for what concerns the MIDI, I think I can add my grain of salt.
To connect two materials in Midi it is rather simple if one has the good cables...the midi OUT of the one goes in the Midi IN of the other
and the Midi OUT of the other one goes into the Midi of the first one .
After, it is there that that is complicated a little...
Because there must be a material which is the MASTER and the other which is the SLAVE.
Because if they are both ... at the same level MASTER and MASTER nothing passes from one to the other ...
and SLAVE SLAVE is the same ...
All this program from the machines ...
This is what could perhaps advance the chimilibilick
Lionel
JJMAU
15/03/2020
Hello Lionel,
Thank you for your thoughts.
Have a nice Sunday
Jean-Jacques
Thank you for your thoughts.
Have a nice Sunday
Jean-Jacques
