Yes, It does specify that a negative voltage is req'd to activate the arp.
I will have to finagle a midi setup to get it to sound different unless I can find some kind of inverter plug to flip flop the signal.
Many thanks for your help, Fellas!
Bob

I tried it again. The voices dont sound on the split that is assigned to Arpeggiate when the plug is plugged in from the 626.

Thanks for the quick reply.
Maybe I dont have one machine configured correctly. Let me double check it.
Thanx again!

Hello Fellas! I have a Roland TR-626 that I am trying to use to trigger my Akai AX-60 synth's arp. The problem is the Drum machine puts out a +5 voltage and the AX60 needs a -5 voltage to trigger the arpeggiator. Is there a simple adapter that I can use to "invert" the signal? I have been all over t...

Hello Fellas! I have a Roland TR-626 that I am trying to use to trigger my Akai AX-60 synth's arp. The problem is the Drum machine puts out a +5 voltage and the AX60 needs a -5 voltage to trigger the arpeggiator. Is there a simple adapter that I can use to "invert" the signal? I have been all over t...