TASCAM FireOne Application Notes Application Notes v.1.0 - Page 6

Visual Metronome, MIDI Clock Rotate and Beat modes, Metronome mode:

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It is possible to re-assign the above defaults in SONAR: • Select TASCAM FireOne under the Tools menu • You will see a pulldown menu for each of the F-Keys (unshifted and shifted) and the footswitch input. • Use the pulldowns to select your desired function for each. • The settings here are remembered globally by SONAR • At the top of this window, there is a standard SONAR interface for saving assignment sets. • At the bottom of this window, you can set the wheel resolution for transport locate. Visual Metronome MIDI Clock Rotate and Beat modes • Open the FireOne Control Panel. Change the Display Mode to MIDI Clock Flash or MIDI Clock Rotate. • Under the Options menu, select Project and choose the "Sync" tab • Check the box for Transmit MIDI Start/Continue/Stop/Clock • Check the box for FireOne Control in the area labeled "MIDI Sync Output Ports:" o It is not necessary to also transmit MTC) Metronome mode: • Open the FireOne Control Panel. Change the Display Mode to Metronome. • Under the Options menu, select Project Options and choose the "Metronome" Tab • Check both "Playback" and "Recording" • Choose "Use MIDI Note" • Under MIDI Note, choose the Port number corresponding to the FireOne Control Port. If the FireOne is your only MIDI interface, this will be Port 2. • Choose Channel = 1, Duration = 6 • First beat: Key = G#6, Velocity = 127 • Other beats: Key = A6, Velocity = 100 • NOTE: The velocity you assign here will determine the brightness of the wheel's LEDs. If you want a greater difference between the first beat and the other beats, use a lower value for the other beats, keeping the first beat set to 127. Page 6 of 11

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It is possible to re-assign the above defaults in SONAR:
•
Select TASCAM FireOne under the Tools menu
•
You will see a pulldown menu for each of the F-Keys (unshifted and shifted) and
the footswitch input.
•
Use the pulldowns to select your desired function for each.
•
The settings here are remembered globally by SONAR
•
At the top of this window, there is a standard SONAR interface for saving
assignment sets.
•
At the bottom of this window, you can set the wheel resolution for transport
locate.
Visual Metronome
MIDI Clock Rotate and Beat modes
•
Open the FireOne Control Panel. Change the
Display Mode
to
MIDI Clock Flash
or
MIDI Clock Rotate.
•
Under the Options menu, select Project and choose the "Sync" tab
•
Check the box for Transmit MIDI Start/Continue/Stop/Clock
•
Check the box for FireOne Control in the area labeled "MIDI Sync Output Ports:"
o
It is not necessary to also transmit MTC)
Metronome mode:
•
Open the FireOne Control Panel. Change the
Display Mode
to
Metronome.
•
Under the Options menu, select Project Options and choose the "Metronome"
Tab
•
Check both "Playback" and "Recording"
•
Choose "Use MIDI Note"
•
Under MIDI Note, choose the Port number corresponding to the FireOne Control
Port.
If the FireOne is your only MIDI interface, this will be Port 2.
•
Choose Channel = 1, Duration = 6
•
First beat:
Key = G#6, Velocity = 127
•
Other beats: Key = A6, Velocity = 100
•
NOTE:
The velocity you assign here will determine the brightness of the wheel’s
LEDs.
If you want a greater difference between the first beat and the other beats,
use a lower value for the other beats, keeping the first beat set to 127.
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