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General| Type | Drum Machine |
|---|---|
| Voices | 8 |
| Sound Engine | Analog |
| Sequencer | Yes |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| Polyphony | 8 |
| Tempo Range | 40-300 BPM |
| Sync | MIDI, DIN Sync |
Details the available instruments and their respective level controls on the Miami unit.
Explains the adjustable parameter ranges for instruments, matching the original 808.
Highlights changes to the Bass Drum's decay time and reversed tone knob rotation compared to the original 808.
Describes the six operational modes of the sequencer and how to switch between them.
Explains the function of the Start/Stop button for controlling pattern playback.
Details the 12 pattern groups, each containing 16 patterns, and how to select them.
Explains how patterns are played back, active step indication, and pattern selection within groups.
Describes how to link consecutive patterns within a group for continuous playback.
Details how to copy patterns to buffer memory and paste them into other patterns.
Introduces Tap-Write mode for live sequence editing with the sequencer running.
Explains live editing of sequences in Tap-Write mode using instrument and accent buttons.
Covers programming pattern length, selecting scales, and adjusting shuffle settings in Tap-Write mode.
Explains how to enter Step-Write mode for step-based programming.
Details writing and erasing instruments to specific steps in Step-Write mode.
Describes how to delete an entire pattern using the Clear and Inst/Select buttons.
Explains parameter programming (length, scale, shuffle) in Step-Write mode.
Explains how to play back programmed tracks, which are sequences of patterns.
Describes selecting and ordering patterns to form a track for playback.
Details how to select patterns and chain them using the Write/Next button to build a track.
Explains synchronizing the sequencer to an external MIDI clock.
Details setting the Miami as a Sync Slave or Sync Master using the synchronization switch.
Describes the procedure to enter MIDI Expander Mode for MIDI control.
Lists MIDI notes for triggering instruments and how velocity affects accents.
Explains the Accent Out as a gate signal for controlling external synthesizers.
Details the 11 individual instrument outputs and the main mixed output volume control.
Specifies the required 14VAC/300mA adapter and information on replacements.
Outlines the two-year warranty period, exclusions, and contact information.
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