By
Clint
Mon Jul 01, 2013 6:17 pm
1. Yamaha DGX-500 midi out, to MPC1000 midi in.
2. MPC1000 midi out, to E-mu Proteus midi in (Set your tracks midi output on the MPC1000).
3. MPC1000 and Proteus AUDIO outputs go to the INPUT on a mixer or audio interface, so you can hear sound from both at the same time.
The MPC1000 sits inbetween the keyboard and the sound module, which allows you to use the MPC sequencer to record notes but also trigger the Proteus. Turn 'Local' off on the DGX so that pressing the keys does not trigger its internal sounds, and make sure it is sending midi out (check the manual). No need to worry about MASTER and SLAVE at this point, but if you intend to use sync effect on the Proteus (Arpeggiators, Delays etc) the MPC would be MASTER and the Proteus would be SLAVE. Proteus will need to be put into MULTI mode (multi-timbral) or whatever E-mu call it, so that you can use instruments on all 16 midi channels at once. By default, on most sound modules you will only be able to trigger 1 midi channel and play 1 instrument at a time.
MeSoHordey wrote:Unfortunately for you, both Clint and Lamp are right..
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