Well...
I just bought me a SU700, and i find it VERY easy to make the speak toghether. Just
set them both on mtc here and there, sample somthing on the su700, put it at a
midi-channel and then do the same thing with the rm1x, and i'm off controlling it with
the rm1x.
'course, if your problems is hookin' em up together, the read them manuals. There it
says. Besides, the rm1x manual explains how to hook a rm1x to that synth you talked
'bout.
As far as me and my freinds have experiences, yamaha gear seems to work most perfectly
together.
over and out, adios.
Torbj�rn
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Dato: 24. januar 2000 01:09
Emne: Re: Midi 101?
>hey i tried this same thing and boy did i find crap
>perhaps you could understand some of the stuff you could search and
>find(there is a ton on the net) but i would sugest just focusing really hard
>on figuring out the manuals of your gear. take the "plug and play" point of
>viwe and go from there if you are hands on. the stuff you will find on
>how-to and whiat is midi is all written by the type of person with nothing
>better to do than write 26 pages on midid which is way more than you need, it
>always gets into the actual hex number system that you really don't need and
>that is fucking confusing. Really just take a break and then go back at your
>shit full force and experiment! -good advice and you can take that to the
>bank cause im 18
>-matt
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