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USB Functions

Other than the hardware control interface, the BodyBeat Sync’s metronome can be driven by two

additional methods with the help of the USB port located on the right side of the unit.

Receiving MIDI Clock - Connect the BodyBeat Sync to a computer using the provided mini USB cable.

Aer the system recognizes and installs the device automatically, select USB Audio Device as the MIDI

output port to transmit a MIDI clock signal. When this signal is present, the tempo setting on your Body-

Beat Sync cannot be adjusted because it is under the control of your MIDI capable soware.

Note: Meter, Subdivision and Accent Pattern can all be adjusted when syncing to a MIDI

clock signal. MIDI clock will only aect the BPM or Tempo of your unit and is not capable

of setting more complex parameters such as Beats Per Measure, or Beat Value. You will need

to manually set these parameters for the BodyBeat sync to count correctly in respect to your

MIDI soware.

Importing MIDI les as Tempo Maps - e BodyBeat Sync is capable of storing nine MIDI Tempo Maps

in its local memory. A MIDI Tempo Map is a MIDI le that has been imported into the BodyBeat Sync

via the BodyBeat Sync USB soware. Once imported, only the number of bars, meter changes, and tempo

changes are stored in the BodyBeat Sync memory. All instrument, track and pitch information is ignored.

It is then referred to as a MIDI Tempo Map. Up to 999 bars can be stored in each of nine memory

locations.

MIDI Tempo Maps can also be created from scratch using a free online tool. To download the latest

version of the USB soware and obtain further instruction on how to import MIDI les as MIDI Tempo

Maps, or to design your own Tempo Maps, visit http://www.bodybeat.net/.

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