KORG Soundlink DRS REcording Console 168RC - Manual (Page 37)

Chapters. Parameters
3. MIDI mode
MIDI Menu
t PGM Chi >NIDI MEHLI
Program Mapping
Parameters Mapping
Send Parameters
Send Exclusive
[EHTR]
In this menu page you can make MIDI-related settings. Use the [ /\ ]/[ \/ ] keys to select the
item that you wish to edit, and press knob [8] "[ENTR]" to access the selected page.
MIDI Setup
System Extension "Stand Alone 1 , D u p l i c a t e Slave"
As appropriate, select the way in which MIDI will be used.
Stand Alone 1: MIDI will not be used.
Stand Alone 2: Control Changes will be used. Use this setting if you are performing mixer auto­
mation using a connected MIDI sequencer etc.
Stand Alone 3: NRPN will be used. Use this setting if you are performing mixer automation using
a connected MIDI sequencer. Select this setting if MIDI devices ofher than the sequencer are con­
nected to your system.
Cascade Master: Select this if multiple 168RC units have their buses connected via an adat optical
cable f'®’ p.77, 85). "Cascade Master" is an example of using the monitor and master outputs. On
the 168RC which is set to "Cascade Sender," select the desired bus for output (Master, Solo, Effect
etc.) in the Ex.BUS lO mode Bus->D-Out page setting. Then connect it's adat OPTICAL OUT B to
the adat OPTICAL IN B of the master unit, so that the output from the sender is input by the bus
selected in the Ex.BUS lO mode Input Sel. page. With this connection, the contents of the Sender
bus will be mixed with that of the Master.
So that program changes and the Solo function can be operated from either 168RC, connect the
respective MIDI OUT and MIDI IN connectors of the master and slave devices to each other.
Cascade Sender: Refer to the explanation for "Cascade Master."
Remote Master: Operations on an 168RC set to "Remote Master" will affect only the settings of an
168RC which is set to "Remote Slave" (p.77).
Use MIDI cables to connect the MIDI OUT and MIDI IN connectors respectively of the 168RC set
to "Remote Slave" and the 168RC set to "Remote Master."
Remote Slave: Refer to the explanation for "Remote Master."
Duplicate Master: Use this to copy the memory contents and operations of the master to the slave,
so that the operations of the master and the slave are identical (‘®’ p.77). Connect the Master's
MIDI OUT to the Slave's MIDI IN.
Duplicate Slave: Refer to the explanation for "Duplicate Master." Be aware that the memory con­
tents (programs etc.) of the 168RC set to "Slave" will be overwritten by the memory contents of
the "Master."
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