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Vermona DRM1 MK4 - DRM1 MKIV MIDI Connection Guide

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All of the DRM1 MKIV instrument channels sport individual outputs (OUT/
INSERT)
r
, allowing you to patch them into the inputs of a mixing console or
of an audio interface. Find more details in chapter “Individual Outputs/Inserts
on page 21. Use the stereo output jacks for the rst experiments with your new
DRM1 MKIV.
2. Before turning on the unit by pressing its POWER button
f
, complete all audio connections
to avoid loudness peaks, thumps, and crackling noises in your audio system. These peaks can
lead to distortion and might even damage converters when connected directly to an audio
interface. For safety reasons, turn down the MASTER control
t
of the DRM1 MKIV as well as
the input level controls of the units next in the signal chain while connecting and powering
up the device. After powering up the DRM1 MKIV, the corresponding red POWER LED
u
on
the front panel will light up.
Setting up MIDI Connections (DIN and USB)
1. Connect your trigger device that is to trigger the instrument sounds of your DRM1 MKIV to
the DRM1 MKIV’s MIDI IN socket
s
. Trigger devices can be a suitably equipped groove box, a
hardware sequencer, the MIDI output of a software sequencer (using computer audio or MIDI
interface), or a suitably endowed keyboard controller.
2. MIDI THRU
s
forwards the MIDI data from the MIDI input of the DRM1 MKIV and allows
daisy-chaining more MIDI devices in series.
3. The MIDI OUT
s
socket transmits MIDI data generated internally. These are MIDI note-on
commands and velocity data that are derived from external trigger signals, received via the
optional TRIGGER IN sockets. No other MIDI data are generated by the DRM1 MKIV itself.
4. Alternatively, you may also use the DRM1 MKIV’s USB PORT
a
. It receives and transmits
the same MIDI data as the IN/OUT sockets. MIDI sockets and USB port may be used in
parallel. Additionally, the USB port can be used for transferring rmware updates.
You may trigger the instruments of the DRM1 MKIV by external analog trigger signals. These are
received via the optional TRIGGER IN sockets
y
at the back of the unit. Please nd all related
information on page 23.
User Manual DRM1 MKIV
EN
7

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