MOTU Micro Lite [78/166] Sync and midi machine control

CLOCKWORKS FOR MAC OS 9

If you did this on a MIDI IN port, channels 1-8 would get

muted, and the data on channels 9-16 would get mapped

to channel 16. If you did this on a MIDI OUT port, all data

on all channels would be sent out on channel 16, since all

channels are mapped to channel 16 before the muting

occurs on channels 1-8.

Here’s another example: Let’s say you are mapping all

channels to channel 1, and you are muting channels 1-8.

On input, only channels 9-16 will get rechannelized to

channel 1, because channels 1-8 get muted ﬁrst. On

output, no data would be sent because all channels are

mapped to channel one ﬁrst, and then channel 1 is muted.

SYNC AND MIDI MACHINE CONTROL

The Sync/MMC window in ClockWorks gives you control

over your MOTU interface’s sync and MMC transport

control features. The following sections provide a brief

overview of this window. For more information, see

chapter 8, “Synchronization” (page 113).

Transport controls

Locate buttons

ADAT List

(MIDI Timepiece AV only)

SMPTE Readout with offset

Time Base and Frame Rate settings

VTR recording options

(Only available with the Digital

Timepiece synchronizer)

Figure 6-27: The Sync/MMC window

Set Locate controls

Record settings

An ADAT (this feature is only available

with a MIDI Timepiece AV)

Extra settings button

FreeMIDI Sync button

Mini-menu with device preferences