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KENTON PLUGSTATION USERS MANUAL

In this diagram we see that the ADAT output of PLUGSTATION is connected to the ADAT input of a digital

mixer, the analogue outputs are also connected to the analogue inputs of the mixer (the same audio is sent

from both the ADAT and the analogue ports of PLUGSTATION). The MIDI out of SW1000XG is connected

to the MIDI input of the PLUGSTATION, whilst the SPDIF or analogue outputs of the SW1000XG are then

also connected to either an SPDIF input or analogue inputs of the same mixer (on different channels). A

good example would be to put channels 1&2 on your mixer to be fed from the SW1000XG, and channels 3-

10 coming from the analogue or ADAT outputs of the PLUGSTATION (if you want to connect up both then

channels 11-18 could also be connected up to one or the other, but bear in mind that both will be getting the

same data). We assume that a suitable MIDI keyboard is connected to the MIDI in of the SW1000XG in this

case, if you wish to be able to play the SW1000XG sounds, and also the PLUGSTATION sounds.

If you wished to control the voice selection from software, then software applications (most sequencers such

as XGWORKS) would allow you to configure the SW1000XG MIDI OUT as a MIDI THRU, and thus if

required, play the SW1000XG voices if you have selected SW1000XG SYNTH(1) or SYNTH(2) as your

outputs, and then the PLG cards found in PLUGSTATION if you select SW1000XG MIDI OUT (as long as

the MIDI OUT on the SW1000XG is connected to the MIDI IN of PLUGSTATION.

For example, if you had a PLG150DX card on slot 1 (set to MIDI channel 1), and a PLG150VL on slot 2 (set

to MIDI channel 2) card fitted, and wanted to call up the voices on separate channels from a suitable

sequencer, whilst using for example SW1000XG voices as well, then you would select as follows.

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