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29 RHYTHM DESIGNER RD-9 User Manual 14. DAW Control The RD-9 can be used with a DAW in two main ways. The first method is using either MIDI or MIDI over USB to trigger the sounds on the RD-9. This allows complex programming from your computer using the note numbers as described in section 11.4 MAP. The 2nd way is to use Midi Time Code (MTC) to sync the RD-9 to your project. Different DAW packages work in different ways. Below is an example how to set up the RD-9 in Logic X. Make sure the RD-9 is on its own MIDI channel in order not to trigger other sounds. Preferences>MIDI>SYNC>MIDI Sync Project Settings>MIDI In the Destination list select the RD-9. Turn the Clock on and select MTC. A delay may need to be used depending on DAW settings. On the RD-9 select USB from the Sync options. Now the RD-9 and project will play back together.

Section	Page
Thank you	2
Important Safety Instructions	3
Legal Disclaimer	3
Limited warranty	3
1. Introduction	5
1.1 Before you get started	5
1.1.1 Initial operation	5
1.2 The product manual	5
1.3 Preparation	5
2. Features	5
3. Front and Rear Panel Control Layout	6
3.1 Top Controls	6
3.1.1 Volume Section	6
3.1.2 Analog Filter Section	6
3.1.3 Wave Designer	6
3.1.4 Edit Section	7
3.1.5 Mode Section	7
3.1.6 Sync Section	7
3.1.7 Playback Controls	7
3.1.8 Auto Scroll Section	7
3.1.9 Step & Note Repeat Section	7
3.1.10 Track Control and Settings	8
3.1.11 Voice Control	8
3.2 Rear Panel connections	9
4. Overview	10
4.1 Connections	10
4.2 Software Setup	10
4.3 Hardware Setup	10
4.4 Voice Section	10
5. Creating a Pattern (Step Mode)	11
6. Playing a Pattern (Pattern Mode)	13
7. Creating a Song (Pattern Chaining Mode)	13
8. Creating a Song Chain (Song Mode)	14
9. Wave Designer	15
10. Analog Filter	15
11. Settings	16
11.1 MIDI	16
11.2 USB	16
11.3 CLOCK	16
11.4 MAP	17
11.5 PREFS	17
11.6 FILTER	18
11.7 POLY (Polymetric)	18
11.8 RAND (Random)	18
11.9 PROB (Probability)	18
11.10 FLAM	19
11.11 RPT (Note repeat)	19
11.12 Step Size Preference	19
11.13 SYNC	19
11.14 DATA MODE	20
11.15 Trigger Output Assign	20
12. Software Updates	20
13. Parameters	21
14. DAW Control	29
15. RD-9 Set-up Example	30
16. Specifications	33

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RHYTHM DESIGNER RD-9 User Manual

14.

DAW Control

The RD-9 can be used with a DAW in two main ways.

The ﬁrst method is using either MIDI or MIDI over USB to trigger the sounds on the RD-9. This allows complex programming from your computer using the note

numbers as described in section 11.4 MAP.

The 2nd way is to use Midi Time Code (MTC) to sync the RD-9 to your project. Diﬀerent DAW packages work in diﬀerent ways. Below is an example how to set up the

RD-9 in Logic X. Make sure the RD-9 is on its own MIDI channel in order not to trigger other sounds.

Preferences>MIDI>SYNC>MIDI Sync Project Settings>MIDI

In the Destination list select the RD-9. Turn the Clock on and select MTC. A delay may need to be used depending on DAW settings. On the RD-9 select USB from the

Sync options. Now the RD-9 and project will play back together.