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Singular Sound BeatBuddy - MIDI and the BeatBuddy; MIDI Overview and Connection

Singular Sound BeatBuddy
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BeatBuddy Manual
MIDI and the BeatBuddy
Overview of MIDI
What is MIDI??
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is the digital language that musical
equipment uses to communicate. By using MIDI, the BeatBuddy can either
receive commands (BeatBuddy is the MIDI RECEIVER/SLAVE) or send
commands
(BeatBuddy is the MIDI TRANSMITTER/MASTER). It can also send and/or receive
tempo information from other devices, making it easy to synchronize your set-
up
How do I connect my BeatBuddy with MIDI??
There are 2 cables required to connect your BeatBuddy to another device: A 
MIDI Sync Breakout cable and a standard 5-pin male-to-male MIDI cable (both
sold separately).
o On the left side of the BeatBuddy there is a “MIDI Sync” port. A special
MIDI Sync breakout cable is required to convert the BeatBuddy’s PS/2
MIDI Sync port into 2 standard full size 5-pin MIDI ports for MIDI IN and
MIDI OUT. You will also need at least one standard 5-pin MIDI cable to
connect the MIDI Sync Cable to your other MIDI compatible device(s).
When BeatBuddy is Transmitter:
Connect the OUT port on the MIDI Sync cable to the other device’s IN port using
the standard MIDI cable.
When BeatBuddy is Receiver:
Connect the IN port on the MIDI Sync cable to the other device’s OUT
port.
Tip: The BeatBuddy can be both Receiver to one device and Transmitter another simultaneously.

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