Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez of Masters At Work demonstrates how to sync a TR-808 and TR-606 with Ableton Live using the SBX-1 Sync Box.ĭr.
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indicator Display 7 segments, 4 characters (LED) Connectors DIN SYNC (IN, OUT1, OUT2) connectorsĪUX jack: Miniature phone type Power Supply AC adaptor or supplied from the computer via USB Current Draw 150 mA (When using an AC adaptor)Ģ00 mA (When using USB bus power) Accessories Owner’s manual Switch Buttons button (D-SYNC, MIDI, USB, INT) You can also register up to five types (three types with AUX) of different MIDI notes as trigger settings and output these as GATE signals simultaneously from three channels (CV/GATE/AUX). You can register up to five types (three types with AUX) of different LFO settings and output these as CV signals simultaneously from three channels (CV/BEND/AUX). You can create LFO signals in the SBX-1 that are synced to either the internal clock or tempo from an external source.
MIDI notes and CC information from external sources are converted and output as CV/GATE information, and this creates all kinds of creative possibilities. The SBX-1 comes complete with CV/GATE output jacks so you can control analog and modular synths from your external MIDI device or computer. Choose between 16th and 8th note swing, and correct timing errors with the quick-access, performance-friendly SYNC button. When you’ve absolutely got to have that swing, the SBX-1’s Shuffle function can add variable swing to patterns generated by external sequencers and rhythm machines-even those that are not equipped with a shuffle function, such as TR-808 and TB-303. Physical knobs for TEMPO and FINE tempo along with TAP tempo give deep control of the overall groove and let you freely adjust your timing to sync-up with DJs or other performers in a band.
In addition to the SBX-1’s internal clock, you can set the master to MIDI, DIN SYNC, or USB/MIDI. The SBX-1 keeps everything tight, syncing your analog and digital devices to your computer, or as the master sync source controlling the tempo of all your devices. When it comes to music, timing is fundamental. The SBX-1 not only bridges worlds-it opens doors to entirely new ones. You can also add analog and modular devices to your computer-based production environment, or design totally new and innovative live performance setups that combine AIRA gear, such as TR-8, TB-3, and SYSTEM-1, with vintage analog or modular synths. You can output the LFOs that you create in the SBX-1 along with performance information, modulate them, and even use them as trigger signals. You can use it to play analog or modular synths. The SBX-1 converts incoming performance information from an external device to both CV (pitch) and GATE (note) signals, so it offers possibilities far beyond what you would expect from a simple sync box. Runs on USB bus power or with AC adapter.Works great with the TR-8 through optimized AUX jack.DIN SYNC supports both Sync24 and Sync48 compatible with a variety of rhythm machines.Output up to three channels of triggers or LFOs with different characteristics.SYNC button corrects timing errors with a single press.CV/GATE jacks introduce enormous creative possibilities.Shuffle adds swing to patterns generated on devices without swing, such as TR-808 and TB-303.Control external devices with SBX-1 as the master sync source.Simultaneous conversion between MIDI, DIN SYNC, and USB/MIDI.With hands-on control over timing and groove, and support for CV/GATE, the SBX-1 is far from just an ordinary sync box. You can use the SBX-1 itself as the master sync and control your external devices with its rock-steady internal clock. It supports a vast array of both analog and digital devices through DIN SYNC, MIDI and USB, and any of these can be the master clock source. The SBX-1 lets computers and electronic instruments communicate and synchronize with each other. Discontinued Multi-format Sync for Computers and Electronic Instruments
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