Roland GI-10 - Recording with a MIDI Sequencer; Sequencer Connection Options; Connecting to a MIDI Sequencer; Connecting to a Computer with MIDI Unit

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It is possible to connect the GI-10 to a MIDI
sequencer (or computer with desktop music soft-
ware) to allow realtime recording of your guitar
performances.
Connections
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MC-50 mk II, etc.
Directly connecting to computer device with
serial interface
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Connecting with a computer equipped with
MIDI processing unit
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SC-55 mk Il, etc.
* We recommend that you use a Roland Super
MPU MIDI interface (S-MPU/PC, S-MPU/AT;
separately available) when using the GI-10 with
a computer. This is because the GI-10 can gener-
ate a very large amount of MIDI data (needed to
smoothly express delicate pitch changes), and
the serial port (RS-232C) on a computer may not
be able to handle the data reliably, leading to
notes being dropped, or unwanted holds occur-
ring.