1 MIDI Controls 2 Table Of Contents MIDI Commands Program Change (CC) summary MIDI Settings MIDI-IN Channel (1-16) Sync Start Stop Note On Note Off Tempo (MSB:106 LSB:107) Mix-Vol (CC-108) HP-Vol (CC-109) Accent-Hit (CC-110) Pause/Unpause (CC-111) Drum Fill (CC-112) Transition (CC-113) Outro (CC-115) Tap-Tempo (CC-117): MIDI-OUT Output Type: Channel (1-16) Sync Start: Stop Notes Next Part (CC102) Time Signature Folder/Song Select Tempo control 3 Overview of MIDI What is MIDI Sync? MIDI (short for Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is the digital language that musical equipment use to talk to one another. This section is about using MIDI Commands in order to allow your BeatBuddy to talk to other devices which allows for other devices to control your BeatBuddy (BeatBuddy is called Slave ) and for your BeatBuddy to control other devices (BeatBuddy is called Master ), making it a very powerful tool for live performance and recording. How do I connect my BeatBuddy with MIDI? On the output side of the BeatBuddy there is a MIDI Sync port.

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In order to keep the BeatBuddy in a compact single pedal format while still accommodating both IN and OUT MIDI, a special MIDI Sync breakout cable (sold separately) is required to convert the BeatBuddy s PS/2 MIDI Sync port into 2 standard full size 5-pin MIDI ports for MIDI IN and MIDI OUT. You will still need a normal 5-pin MIDI cable to connect the MIDI Sync Cable to your other MIDI device. When BeatBuddy is Master: Connect the BeatBuddy s MIDI Sync OUT to the other device s IN port. When BeatBuddy is Slave: Connect the BeatBuddy s MIDI Sync IN to the other device s OUT port.

What can I use MIDI for? BeatBuddy is Master (MIDI OUT): 4 1. Sync your looper to the BeatBuddy: MIDI Sync is a powerful tool to integrate the BeatBuddy with your other MIDI enabled devices, such as MIDI Sync enabled loopers and effects, to create a powerful performance or recording system. For example, when the BeatBuddy is synced with a MIDI Sync enabled looper (such as the Ditto X4, Pigtronix Infinity, Boomerang III, TC-Helicon VoiceLive 3 or Boss RC most other loopers do not have MIDI Sync capabilities), the looper can complete the loops exactly on the beat, so that the recorded loop stays in sync with the drums. If you use a looper without MIDI sync with the BeatBuddy, you will most likely make the guitar loop a little bit longer or shorter than the drum loop and they will become out of sync.

The BeatBuddy also sends out Start and Stop commands so that the looper start and stops at the same time the BeatBuddy does (though not all loopers follow these commands, some just work with the sync). You have full control of which commands BeatBuddy sends and reacts to in the MIDI settings, as explained below. Pause during MIDI Sync When using MIDI Sync, BeatBuddy s pause feature can operate in two modes: Normal Pause: When the BeatBuddy is paused, MIDI Stop command is sent by the BeatBuddy to stop all synced devices. When unpaused, MIDI Start is sent to restart all synced devices. The beat is restarted at the beginning of the measure to keep in time with other devices. This behavior is more appropriate when BeatBuddy is acting as Master in MIDI Sync.