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Chapter 3ÑGlobal Settings

ENSONIQ ZR-76 Musician's Manual52

2. Turn the Parameter knob until the display shows:

System/MIDI:

Edit MIDI settings?

3. Press Yes if youÕd like to change the current MIDI settings. Press No if youÕd like to cancel the

procedure.

4. Turn the Parameter knob until the display shows:

MIDI Settings:

Base MIDI Channel=01

The current base MIDI channel

5. Turn the Value knob or press the up/down arrow buttons to set the Base MIDI Channel to the

channel on which youÕd like SoundFinder to receive MIDI.

The ZR-76 generates a timing reference created by the tempo of the Drum Machine or 16 Track Recorder

(depending on whether youÕre in SoundFinder or the 16 Track Recorder, respectively). This timing

reference accessed by elements of ZR-76 sounds, and by the ZR effects:

¥ Many ZR-76 sounds use Low Frequency Oscillators (LFOs) and noise generators as a means of

creating vibrato and other rhythmic sonic changes. These LFOs and noise generators can be

synchronized to the Drum Machine and 16 Track Recorder.

¥ Some of the ZRÕs effects contain LFOs and delays that can be synchronized to the Drum Machine and

16 Track Recorder.

The Drum Machine and 16 Track Recorder can themselves be synchronized to MIDI clocks received from

some external source (such as a computer sequencer or drum machine). The 16 Track Recorder also

responds to received MIDI Song Position Pointer messages when it's synchronized to MIDI clocks.

When you change any system setting, ZR-76 operations will pause momentarily

to store your settings into FLASH memory.

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1. Press the System button.

2. Turn the Parameter knob until the display shows:

System/MIDI:

Edit MIDI settings?

3. Press Yes if youÕd like to change the current system MIDI settings. Press No if youÕd like to cancel

the procedure.

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