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KENTON PLUGSTATION USERS MANUAL
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Use with the SW1000XG
Using PLUGSTATION with the SW1000XG offers unprecedented possibilities and routing configurations,
and also offers unparalleled audio quality for the SW1000XG card when used with the Z board. This section
of the manual will cover some of the possibilities.
At the time of writing the first edition of the PLUGSTATION manual, specific software support for
PLUGSTATION (www.xgpad.com) was under development. Please check back to the KENTON website and
also the Yamaha XGFACTORY.COM website for news on the software support for PLUGSTATION.
PLUGSTATION offers a wide range of possibilities for use with SW1000XG, these can be summarised as
follows
A:
It can be used with the SW1000XG without the optional X board just as a stand-alone tone module. For
this, the optional Y-BOARD must be fitted, and in this case just treat the PLUGSTATION with any PLG cards
as you would any other synthesiser tone module. In this case, no MIDI or audio parts from the SW1000XG
onboard synth or mixer can be passed to PLUGSTATION.
NOTE: IF YOU ARE GOING TO USE PLUGSTATION IN THIS WAY, AND THIS WAY ALONE, THEN
THERE IS NO REASON TO INSTALL THE OPTIONAL X-BOARD TO YOUR SW1000XG, AS IT WILL
NOT REALLY GIVE YOU ANY ADVANTAGES. THE X-BOARD IS BEST USED WHEN THE
PLUGSTATION IS ALSO FITTED WITH THE OPTIONAL Z-BOARD. IN THIS CASE, THE X BOARD CAN
PASS MULTICHANNEL AUDIO AND MIDI PARTS FROM THE SW1000XG TO THE PLUGSTATION
INDIVIDUAL OUTPUTS
B:
With the optional Z & Y boards, PLUGSTATION becomes a multichannel 24-bit ADAT, and analogue
output expander for the SW1000XG audio and MIDI parts, alongside all of its existing functionality with
regards to PLG card hosting as a tone module device.
The fitting of the Z board, allows up to 8 discrete SW1000XG audio channels (which can be selected from
any of the SW1000XG’s 12 busses), to be passed via the serial output connector (usually connected to the
DS2416) out to the Y-BOARD optional outputs.
This also applies to SW1000XG synth MIDI data, which with the above combination of boards can also be
sent out to PLUGSTATION via the “thru” serial port on the KENTON X-CARD, and also in parallel be sent to
the DS2416 serial inputs (if a DS2416 card is fitted).
This means that if you have a multi-channel mixer (For example a Yamaha 01V fitted with the MY-ADAT
card), you could send 8 channels of audio to the ADAT port, the same 8 channels to the analogue inputs on
the desk, from the analogue outputs of PLUGSTATION, a 2 channel SPDIF output from the SW1000XG,
and also, any audio being sent to the DS2416 from any optional output expanders that are fitted to it (for
example the AX44)
All of this may be confusing, so we will try here to make it a bit clearer by splitting the PLUGSTATION into its
options when used with SW1000XG.
Option 1
: Just connected to the SW1000XG over MIDI. (No X BOARD and no Z board)
If you have purchased the PLUGSTATION as a stand-alone tone module host, with just the optional Y-
BOARD fitted, and a selection of PLG cards, then you can treat PLUGSTATION in the same way as the
following chapter (Using as a stand alone modular synth hosting system). The connection for this would be
that the MIDI in on the SW1000XG would be connected to your MIDI controller keyboard, and the MIDI OUT
of SW1000XG would be connected to your PLUGSTATION MIDI IN.
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