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Loop Factory Series
Using a AN200 as a Tone Generator
There are two applications that might be described this way and two different ways to accomplish it.Multitimbral Recording
The AN200 can be set up to receive on 4 discrete MIDI channels. It defaults to Synth on Channel 1 and Rhythm 1, 2 and 3 on Channels 2, 3 and 4, but you can set it to any of the 16 channels.
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Press and hold the [SHIFT] button and press button [14].
NOTE: Underneath button 14 is the MIDI parameter area with "SETUP".
Continue to hold the [SHIFT] button while repeatedly pressing button [14] to cause the AN200 to scroll through the 4 voices and channel assignments (Syn, R1, R2 and R3), and allow the other MID parametes such as Clock Source (internal or external) and the MIDI THRU status (on or off) to be set.
Live Set Up
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Connect the MIDI out of the keyboard/controller to the AN200 MIDI in.
Set the keyboard MIDI transmit to the same channel as the AN200 receive channel (don't forget to connect the AN200 up to PA/speaker system). Use the User Preset Pattern area as a ''User Patch Bank'', tweak the knobs to achieve the desired sound and save it in a preset pattern. The pattern itself doesn't have to have any step sequence data in it (of course it can, if necessary).
