E-Mu EMAX II - Supermode

Emax II operation manual
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...where XX is the source track number and YY is the destination track number. Select the
destination track number (data slider or keypad) and press ENTER. The source track will
be erased, its data will now be in the destination track, and Emax II will return to the
module identifier.
4. To mix several tracks to one track, repeat steps 2 and 3 and specify the same destination
track for each bounce.
SEQUENCER SETUP 6 SUPERMODE
The Emax II sequencer does not include some of the features of fancy sequencers
(step editing, autocorrection, etc.). However, you can work out sequences on a
full-function sequencer and download the tracks en masse using the Super Mode
function. Super Mode also allows Emax II to read all sixteen MIDI channels at once
and to route each channel to a different preset. This is called Super Mode Mapping.
It is important to remember that each Emax II Track corresponds to a particular
MIDI channel. In other words, Emax II Track 5 downloads on MIDI channel 5.
SUPERMODE MAPPING
Create the SUPERMODE MAP.
(This may already be done for you. Check your sequences.)
1. Select a new sequence and record a short blank sequence of any length (Don’t play any
notes). Since each track listens on the corresponding MIDI channel, repeat this process
on all tracks you wish to use.
2. Assign each track to the desired preset using SEQUENCER SETUP 2 (Track Preset).
Assign unneeded tracks to a blank preset which is created by not assigning any voices
to a new preset. This will prevent these unneeded tracks from sounding. That’s it! You
now have a SuperMode Map that you can copy to other sequencer locations and disks.
By simply changing sequences, you can call up a new map!
Using the SUPERMODE MAP
3. Check that the Emax II MIDI IN connects to the external sequencer’s MIDI OUT.
4. Activate the SEQUENCER SETUP module and select 6.
SEQUENCER SETUP
Supermode