MIDI OUT Connector
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OUT of the Photon X 25 to the INPUT of an external MIDI device.
The operation of the MIDI OUT port changes depending on whether or not a
USB cable is connected to the Photon.
● USB cable connected:
MIDI data from your computer is
passed to the MIDI OUT port.
Note: When a USB cable is
connected, you should activate
"MIDI echo" in your sequencer if
you want the Photon to control
another MIDI device.
● USB cable not connected:
Whatever you play on the
Photon is sent to the
MIDI OUT port.
Note: If you have another device
connected to the Photon's MIDI IN port, that device's MIDI
information will be ignored.
Sustain Pedal Input
6.
any manufacturer's sustain pedal: when you turn on the Photon X 25, it will
automatically calibrate itself to the pedal.
Expression Pedal
7.
pedal such as the Roland EV-5 pedal.
Stereo Audio Inputs
8.
connect external audio equipment like mixers and synthesizers. You can adjust
the incoming signal's gain using the INPUT control on the top of the Photon X
25.
Note: You can choose whether or not to send the audio input signal directly to the
audio outputs (including the headphone output) in the GLOBAL menu.
Stereo Audio Outputs
9.
connect the Photon X 25 to a mixer or powered monitor speakers to listen to the
incoming audio sent from your computer.
Headphone Output
10.
incoming audio.
– Use a five-pin MIDI cable to connect the MIDI
– Connect a keyboard sustain pedal (not included). Use
– Plug in an optional continuous-controller expression
– Use balanced (TRS) or unbalanced (TS) ¼" cables to
– Use balanced (TRS) or unbalanced (TS) ¼" cables to
– Connect a pair of stereo headphones to listen to the
USB data from
the computer
MIDI data from the
Photon
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