Acidlab Miami Bedienungsanleitung

Introduction...............................................................................................3

Instruments...............................................................................................3

Parameter ranges (Tone, Decay, ... )....................................................3

Changes to the Bass Drum:..................................................................3

Sequencer................................................................................................4

Modes ...................................................................................................4

Start/Stop ..............................................................................................4

Pattern Group........................................................................................4

Pattern...................................................................................................5

Pattern Play...........................................................................................5

Pattern Chaining....................................................................................6

Pattern Copy + Paste (Pattern Play Mode)...........................................7

Copy Function....................................................................................7

Paste Function...................................................................................7

Pattern Write .........................................................................................8

Pattern Tap-Write..................................................................................9

Clear Instrument.................................................................................9

Clear all Instruments ........................................................................10

Pattern Length Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode)..................10

Scale Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode)................................11

Shuffle Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode)..............................11

Pattern Step Write...............................................................................12

Selecting an instrument....................................................................13

Programming and Erasing an Instrument.........................................13

Clear Pattern (Pattern Step Write Mode) .........................................13

Pattern Length Programming (Pattern Step Write Mode) ................14

Scale Programming (Pattern Step Write Mode)...............................14

Shuffle Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode)..............................15

Track Play Mode .................................................................................16

Track Write Mode................................................................................16

Synchronization......................................................................................18

Midi Clock to Sync Out........................................................................18

Sync Slave: .........................................................................................18

Sync Master: .......................................................................................18

MIDI Expander Mode .............................................................................19

Outputs...................................................................................................20

Accent Out:..........................................................................................20

Audio Outputs:.....................................................................................20

Power Supply.........................................................................................21

Introduction

Thank you for deciding on an Acidlab instrument. Acidlab instruments are

designed for live use, bringing classic analog sounds back to the stage. Of

course, Acidlab instruments can also be used in the studio.

All Acidlab instruments are professionally manufactured in series in Germany,

ensuring high quality for low prices.

Go out and play your music LOUD!

Instruments

The sound circuitry of the Miami is identical with the 808 and has been

realized using present-day components. Its sounds closely match the original

808.

Parameter ranges (Tone, Decay, ... )

The parameter ranges are, with the exception of the Bass Drum, the same as

those of the original 808.

Changes to the Bass Drum:

The decay time of the Bass Drum can be adjusted to 2-3 times longer than the

original 808. For technical reasons the rotation of the tone knob has been

reversed.

Sequencer

Modes

The sequencer runs continuously in all six modes.

You can switch between modes while the sequencer is running; the switch

takes place after the last step of the current pattern has been played.

Start/Stop

The Start/Stop button works in every mode and returns the pattern to its starting

point, i.e. step 1 of the current pattern.

When the Miami is synchronized, the Start/Stop signal comes from the MIDI or

Sync-In, and the Start/Stop button is disabled.

Pattern Group

The 12 available pattern groups can be selected with the rotary switch. A

pattern group contains 16 patterns. These are selected with the pattern buttons

(1-16).

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 pattern groups each consisting of 16 patterns.

Pattern Play

The memory of a new Miami is empty and a pattern must first be

programmed->see Pattern Write Mode.

Patterns are played back in Pattern Play mode.

The active step is illuminated on the the upper LED Row, and runs the length

of the pattern (1-16)

The patterns are selected from one of the 12 pattern groups.

Switching between pattern groups can be done at any time; the switch occurs

at the end of the next pattern. For each of the 12 pattern groups, one of 16

patterns can be selected with the buttons under the LED rows.

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 solid. After the last

step of the current pattern, the sequencer switches to the newly selected

pattern. Now the LED of the new pattern blinks.

In total, 192 patterns are available:

12 pattern groups each consisting of 16 patterns.

Pattern Chaining

In Pattern Play mode, it is possible to chain patterns within a pattern group.

For example, to chain patterns 1 and 2 when pattern 1 is active and running,

press and hold pattern button 1. Then press pattern button 2. The LEDs of

both pattern 1 and 2 will illuminate.

The two patterns will now alternate, with the active pattern blinking and the

other solid.

The chaining of two neighboring patterns is possible with patterns 1-2, 3-4, ...

15-16. Up to all of the 16 neighboring patterns of a bank can be chained. In

addition, you can also chain from the 16th pattern to the 1st pattern!

Examples of possible pattern chains:

2-3, 4-6, 13-15, 1-16,....., 15-3

When you press any two pattern buttons simultaneously, the LEDs of all of the

patterns between them will be lit solid, with the active pattern blinking. The

chained patterns repeat after the last pattern in the chain has been played.

For example:

4 pattern chain: Selected: 2-5

2, 3, 4, 5; 2, 3, 4, 5,....

2 pattern chain: Selected: 13-14

13, 14; 13, 14, ...

Pattern Copy + Paste (Pattern Play Mode)

In Pattern Play Mode, it is possible to copy patterns.

Copy Function

To copy a pattern, press one of the pattern buttons (1-16) while holding down

the Inst/Select- button. The pattern is now saved to the buffer memory and

will remain there until another pattern is selected.

Paste Function

To paste a pattern, press one of the pattern buttons (1-16) while holding down

the Write/Next Button. This pattern will be overwritten with the pattern from

the buffer memory.

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.

Pattern Write

The memory of a new Miami is empty and a pattern must first be

programmed.

There are two Pattern Write Modes

-Pattern Step Write

-Pattern Tap Write

You can switch to the Pattern Tap or Step Write modes from Pattern Play

Mode while the sequencer is running.

For example, if a chain from patterns 5-7 is playing in Pattern Play mode, the

chain will continue to loop when you change to Pattern Tap Write Mode. The

whole pattern chain can now be edited in Pattern Tap Write Mode.

Alternatively, if Step Write Mode is selected, only the pattern that was last

active will continue to play. It can then be edited in Step Write Mode.

For example, if one switches to Step Write Mode while pattern 6 from the

pattern chain 5-7 is playing in Pattern Tap Write mode, pattern 6 will selected.

It can then be edited in Step Write Mode.

Changing patterns is always done in Pattern Play Mode. Editing can be

done in the Pattern Write Modes.

In Tap Write Mode single patterns and pattern chains can be edited.

In Step Write Mode, only single patterns can be edited.

Pattern Tap-Write

In Tap Write Mode it is possible to edit sequences “live” while the sequencer is

running. The selection of patterns or pattern chains for editing should be done

in Pattern Play mode.

The upper running LED row works as in Pattern Play Mode. In the lower row,

each of the LEDs above the instrument buttons (AC,BD,SD, ... ) is the

indicator for its corresponding instrument.

The instrument buttons (BD, SD, LT, ... ), write their instrument to the running

pattern at the instant they are pressed. The accent button (AC), can be used to

add an accent to the instruments programmed on a step. The LEDs over the

instrument buttons indicate which instruments are programmed at each step.

If you program the same instrument on a step more than once, it will not affect

the pattern.

Clear Instrument

If an instrument has been programmed incorrectly or on the wrong step, it can

be erased by holding the Clear button while simultaneously pressing its

corresponding button. (AC, BD, SD, ...) The instrument will be erased from

the step at the instant the button is pressed.

If you hold the Clear button while holding one of the instrument buttons for a

longer period, that instrument will be erased from all of the steps the

sequencer passes through during the time the buttons are held.

Clear all Instruments

All of the instruments programmed on a step can be erased by pressing the

Clear button and the Inst./Select button simultaneously.

If the Clear Button and the Inst./Select button are held for a longer period, all

instruments will be erased from the steps the sequencer passes through

during the time the buttons are held.

By holding the Clear Button and the Inst./Select Button for the duration

of an entire pattern, you can erase the entire contents of a pattern or

pattern chain.

Pattern Length Programming (Pattern Tap Write Mode)

By pressing the Length Button and one of the Step Buttons (1-16)

simultaneously, you can choose the last step of the pattern.

For example, if the Length Button and and the button at step 12 is pressed, the

pattern will be 12 steps long; after running through the first 12 steps, the

pattern will repeat. The pattern length will stay the same even when changing

to another mode. The unplayed steps after the last step remain in memory.

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