Behringer EDGE MIDI
Look up Behringer EDGE clock-source and rate guidance, plus the distinction between triggering the current step and advancing the sequence.
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Quick reference
- Clock selector
- MIDI, USB or INT/EXT
- Manufacturer documented
- Control 26, p. 20
- MIDI connections
- MIDI IN, configurable OUT/THRU and USB to a computer
- Manufacturer documented
- Controls 33–34 and 61, p. 21
- MIDI channel
- Rear MIDI CHANNEL SELECT switches select 1–16
- Manufacturer documented
- Control 60, p. 21
- TRIGGER behavior
- Fires the current step without advancing the sequencer
- Manufacturer documented
- Controls 28 and 39, pp. 20–21
Clock source and rate
Manufacturer documentedCLOCK selects MIDI, USB or INT/EXT. Match the selection to the source actually supplying timing; use INT/EXT for an internal-clock check with no external clock patch.
SCALE divides the incoming MIDI or USB clock into straight or triplet timings. If tempo follows but the rhythm feels too fast or slow, inspect SCALE before changing the sender’s BPM.
Triggering and advancing
Manufacturer documentedThe panel TRIGGER button replays the current step while the sequencer is stopped. It does not advance to the next step; ADVANCE moves the selected step.
The patchbay TRIGGER input also fires the current step without advancing. ADV/CLOCK advances the sequence on a rising edge and bypasses the TEMPO knob. Check the manual’s voltage limits before patching external equipment.
Sources & review
Sources reviewed: . Documentation does not replace a physical hardware test.
- EDGE Quick Start Guide · Behringer · EDGE · Quick Start Guide V1.0 · English controls pp. 20–21 · last checked 2026-11-05
Sections reviewed: Control 26, p. 20; Controls 33–34 and 61, p. 21; Control 60, p. 21; Controls 28 and 39, pp. 20–21; Controls 25–27, p. 20; First Sounds, p. 39; Controls 28–30, p. 20; controls 38–39, p. 21; specifications, p. 58.