Yamaha MOX 6/8 Synthesizer User Guide

Below you will find brief information for Synthesizer MOX 6/8. The MOX6/MOX8 can be connected to your computer via USB to expand and enhance your music production experience. The USB connection will allow you to transfer both MIDI and Audio into your favorite ASIO compatible DAW. This is handled by the Yamaha Steinberg USB driver. The driver allows your computer to use the MOX6/MOX8 hardware as a functioning audio (and MIDI) interface. The MOX6/MOX8 can be used with Steinberg DAW, but can also be used by any DAW that is capable of using an ASIO driver. ASIO and VST are standards invented by Steinberg and are fairly widely accepted protocol standards.

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Key features

  • USB connection
  • ASIO compatible
  • MIDI and Audio transfer
  • Yamaha Steinberg USB driver
  • VST instrument
  • Remote control surface
  • Studio Manager
  • Dual stereo record
  • Quick setups
  • Arpeggio recording

Frequently asked questions

The MOX6/MOX8 EDITOR VST allows you to run the MOX as a VST Instrument within Cubase. This is useful for when you are doing your MIDI tracking in your computer sequencer and wish to monitor audio through the DAW mixer and its effects. The other version of the Editor is fundamentally the same Editor (same exact capabilities) except that runs with the “STUDIO MANAGER”. This is useful for folks that have more than one piece of gear that they wish to manage.

There are 3 different USB I/O (input/output) Modes that help you with working within the computer environment: VST, 2StereoRec, 1StereoRec. The important thing to learn here is that each has a purpose and represent a different signal path. Knowing how (through which devices) the signal is routed is fundamental to being successful with any of this recording audio.

You can transfer a MOX6/MOX8 song to a Cubase project by saving the data as a SMF to a USB stick and then dragging and dropping the .MID file into an empty Cubase Project. You can also transfer the sequence from the MOX6/MOX8 in real time by synchronizing the MIDI clocks (Cubase as master, MOX as slave), opening a MIDI Track and running it through once.
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