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10 Patterns can also be copied to another Pattern Group. To do so, select the new group with the rotary switch and then use the Paste Function.
11 Pattern Tap-Write In Tap Write Mode it is possible to edit sequences “live” while the sequencer is running. The selection of patterns or patter
12 Clear all Instruments All of the instruments programmed on a step can be erased by pressing the Clear button and the Inst./Select button simulta
13 Scale Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode) One of 4 possible scales can be selected for a pattern with the Scale Button. The LED of t
14 Keeping the Inst./Select and Length/Shuffle buttons held, you can now press the corresponding Step buttons 1-5 or 8-12 to adjust the shuffle. Whe
15 Selecting an instrument To select an instrument to program (or the Accent), hold the Inst./Select button while pressing one of the Instrument b
16 Pattern Length Programming (Pattern Step Write Mode) By pressing the Length Button and one of the Step Buttons (1-16) simultaneously
17 Shuffle Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode) Shuffle can only be adjusted if 4/4 time signature is selected (i.e. the lowest LED is illuminat
18 Track Play Mode The memory of a new Miami is empty and a track must first be programmed! A track is a sequence of different patterns from a pa
19 You can select from the 16 patterns in the group using the row of buttons (1-16). The active pattern will be indicated by a blinking LED ab
20 Synchronization The sequencer can be synchronized to an external clock using MIDI in or Sync In. Midi Clock to Sync Out If the synchronizati
21 When using a sync cable, all of the pins of the cable must be wired. Some MIDI cables do not have connections between all the pins, and thus can
22 Outputs Accent Out: The Accent Out (3.5 mm mono) can be used as a Gate signal. The gate is a +12v impulse with a duration of 10ms. The Acce
23 Power Supply The Miami should only be used with the supplied AC Adapter (14VAC/300mA). Do not use other AC adapters! The Miami has
3 D e c l a r a t i o n o f C o n f o r m i t y Manufacturer: Klaus Süßmuth Elektronik Manufacturer´s Address: Karlsbaderstr. 7 D-83024 Rose
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5 Introduction Thank you for deciding on an Acidlab instrument. Acidlab instruments are designed for live use, bringing classic analog sounds back
6 Sequencer Modes The sequencer runs continuously in all six modes. You can switch between modes while the sequencer is running;
7 Pattern The current pattern is indicated by the LEDs 1-16. A pattern consists of up to 16 steps. In total, 192 patterns are available: 12 p
8 The LED over the current pattern blinks to show that it is active. When a new pattern is selected, the corresponding LED is lit, but stays soli
9 Pattern Copy + Paste (Pattern Play Mode) In Pattern Play Mode, it is possible to copy patterns. Copy Function To copy a pattern, press one o
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