Setting up midi connections – Vermona DRM1 MKIII - analog drum synthesizer User Manual

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1. The jacks OUT LEFT and OUT RIGHT

on the module‘s rear output all

signals in stereo. Connect these jacks to two line-inputs of a mixing desk,
a computer-audio-interface or to an amplifier using two 6.3 mm cables
(TS). Alternatively or in parallel, you may connect a headphone

on the

module‘s front panel.

NOTE

All of the DRM1 MKIII sound channels offer individual
outputs

, allowing them to be patched to the inputs

of a mixing console or an audio-interface. Find more
details in chapter “Individual Outputs/Inserts” on page
23. Use the stereo output as a starting point.

2. Before switching on the unit by pressing its POWER button

, complete

all audio connections to avoid loud impulses and cracking noises in your
audio system. These peaks can lead to distortion and could even harm con-
verters when connected directly to an audio-interface. For safety reasons,
while connecting and powering up the unit, turn down the MASTER control

of the DRM1 MKIII as well as the input controls of the units that follow

in the signal chain. After powering up the DRM1 MKIII, a corresponding red
LED next to the POWER button

will light up.

Setting up MIDI connections

1. The unit that is supposed to control the DRM1 MKIII’s sounds needs to

be connected to the DRM1’s MIDI IN jack

. This can be a groove box, a

hardware-sequencer, the MIDI output of a software-sequencer (using the
computer’s audio- or MIDI-interface) or a keyboard.

2. MIDI THRU forwards the MIDI data from the DRM1 MKIII’s MIDI input and

allows connecting more MIDI devices.