Okay, gelukt, aan de hand van deze tekst, die ik voor het gemak maar heb gecopieerd. Maar helaas, je kunt dus geen noten triggeren door op één van de 16 pads te drukken, het werkt alleen in track play mode, je moet dus een song programmeren, zoals Vinnieq al aangaf.
"The most difficult thing about using the TR-707 this way is programming the
notes you want to play the synthesizer. When your music is composed, arranged
and ready to record, first translate the notesinto MIDI note numbers. Next,
enter each note of the sequence individually into the TR-707 by hitting the
drum that corresponds to that note....Build patterns and combine them into
tracks, just as if yiu were programming a drum part...To feed MIDI note data
from the TR-707 to your synth, patch a MIDI cable from the TR-707's MIDI Out to
the synthesizer's MIDI In and select the track or pattern (i.e. the sequence
you just programmed) to send to the synthesizer. Set the TR-707 to the same
MIDI channel as that of the synthesizer, and follow
these three steps, in order, to program the 707 for MIDI Transmit Mode #2:
1. Enter Track Play Mode with the track not running.
2. While holding the Shift key down, push the MIDI Channel button, release it,
and, still holding down the shift key, press the Instrument Guide button. This
puts the TR-707 into MIDI Transmit Mode #1; we still need to get to MIDI
Transmit Mode #2, though.
3. Once again, hold down the Shift key and press the MIDI Channel button and
release it, but this time, while still holding down the Shift key, press the
Last Step button.
Now the TR-707 is in MIDI Transmit Mode #2. Press the Start key and notes
should start sounding the synthesizer."
Note: One of the problems with using the TR-707 in this way is note length,
unless you plan for triggered notes to be short too. "When you program the
synth sounds that you want to sequence with your TR-707, remember the total
time of all the envelope generator stages up to (but not including) the release
stage can be no longer than the sound on the drum machine."
