Headphones, Midi connections, 5 – connections – Tascam US-144MKII User Manual

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TASCAM US-144MKII

Headphones

Connect headphones to the

PHONES

jack

(standard stereo phone jack) on the front
panel.

MIDI connections

Connect your sound module, keyboard/
synthesizer, drum machine, or other MIDI
device to the US-144MKII as shown below.

If you want to monitor the sound of a sound
module, keyboard/synthesizer or drum
machine, connect the output of that device to
this unit’s

LINE IN

. Alternatively, to monitor

using an external mixer, connect the outputs

of that device and the

LINE OUT

jacks of

this unit to the external mixer inputs.

NOTE

MIDI connections do not transmit audio.
They only carry instructions about what
and when to play, so you must also connect
the audio output jacks of a device to hear
it.

You can use the

MIDI IN

/

MIDI OUT

connectors on the rear panel to transmit
and receive MTC (MIDI Time Code). This
allows the MTC-compatible DAW (Digital
Audio Workstation) computer application to
synchronize with your MIDI equipment.

CAUTION

The MIDI IN indicator and USB indicator

sometimes stay lit even after the
connected computer has been shut
down. This is because some computers
continue to provide power through
the USB cable even when they are shut
down.

When the MIDI IN jack is receiving any

kind of MIDI data, the MIDI IN indicator
lights. If a device that sends MIDI
Active Sensing messages is connected,
this indicator will continuously blink.
To avoid this, disable the MIDI Active
Sensing on the connected device.

Headphones

USB

Computer

MIDI IN

Sound module etc.

MIDI OUT

Keyboard/
synthesizer etc.

Analog output

Analog

output

External Mixer

USB

Computer

MIDI IN

MIDI OUT

Sequencer/
drum machine etc.

5 – Connections

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