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MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV-USB User Manual (182 pages)

for Macintosh USB MIDI Interfaces

Brand: MOTU | Category: Accessories | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Usb MIDI
  1
- Packing List and System Requirements
  9
Installing Your Motu Interface

11
Installing Multiple Interfaces

21
Installing the Motu Usb Software

25
- CHAPTER 4 Installing the MOTU USB Software
  25
- Running the MOTU USB Installer
  25
- What Does the Installer Do
  25
  - Installing the MOTU USB Software
    26
- Freemidi
  26
- Freemidi or OMS
  26
- Oms
  29
- Freemidi and OMS Separately
  30
- OMS, with Freemidi Using OMS
  30
- How the MOTU USB MIDI Drivers Work
  31
- Toggling Freemidi's Use of OMS
  31
- Where to Go Next
  32
Using Performer & Digital Performer

33
- CHAPTER 5 Using Performer & Digital Performer
  33
- MIDI Input and Output
  33
  - Using Performer & Digital Performer
    34
- MIDI Machine Control (MMC)
  34
- Slaving Digital Performer to SMPTE
  34
- ADAT Sync
  36
- Sample-Accurate Sync with a 2408
  36
- Slaving Pro Tools
  37
- Word Clock Sync
  37
- Using FAST Mode
  38
Clockworks

39
- CHAPTER 6 Clockworks
  39
- Opening Clockworks
  39
  - Clockworks
    40
- Clockworks Basics
  40
- If Your Motu Interface Doesn'tappear
  40
- The Device List Window
  40
- Memory Meter
  43
- Obtaining the ROM Version
  43
- Working with Files
  43
Device Settings & Routing

47
- CHAPTER 7 Device Settings & Routing
  47
- Device Settings & Routing
  47
- Device Settings & Routing Window
  47
  - Device Settings & Routing
    48
- Making a Connection
  48
- Naming Devices with Freemidi or OMS
  48
- Breaking a Connection
  49
- Breaking One of Several Connections
  49
- Connecting One Input to Multiple Outputs
  49
- Deselecting All Connections
  49
- Selecting a Connection
  49
- Specifying Channels in a Connection
  50
- Computer Port Routing in a Two-MTP Setup
  51
- Making Computer Connections
  51
- Making Network Port Connections
  51
- The MTC in and MTC out Connections
  51
- ADAT Port Settings
  53
- The ADAT Ports
  53
- The MMC out and MMC in Ports
  54
  - Channel Map
    57
  - Muting
    59
Sync and MIDI Machine Control

61
- CHAPTER 10 Sync and MIDI Machine Control
  61
- SMPTE Readout
  61
  - Sync and MIDI Machine Control
    62
- Sync and MIDI Machine Control
  61
- Transport Controls
  61
- Locate Buttons
  62
- The Record Settings
  62
- Time Base and Frame Rate Settings
  62
- Extra Settings
  63
- Freemidi Sync
  63
- VTR Recording Options
  63
- LTC and MTC Settings
  64
- Word Clock Settings (MTP AV Only)
  65
- ADAT List
  66
- LTC Output Level
  66
- MMC ID
  66
- ADAT Preferences
  68
- Sony 9-Pin Calibration
  69
Smpte Reader

71
- CHAPTER 11 SMPTE Reader
  72
- Frame Lock/Freewheel Status
  72
- SMPTE Reader Status Display
  72
- Time Base Status
  72
- Actual Frame Rate
  73
- Output Phase Lock
  73
- Timebase Measure
  73
- Video out Phase Lock
  73
- External Time Code Detect
  74
- Input Frame Phase Lock
  74
- Input Quarter Frame Phase Lock
  74
- Word Clock Stable
  74
  - Utilities Menu
    75
- Part II: for XT & Micro Users
  77
  - Working with Presets
    79
  - Working with a Foot Pedal
    87
  - Synchronization
    94
MIDI Machine Control

99
- CHAPTER 16 MIDI Machine Control
  99
- How MMC Works
  99
- MIDI Machine Control
  99
- Setting MMC Device ID's
  100
- Setting up Other MMC Devices
  100
- Setting up Your Computer Software
  100
- Computer Software as an MMC Controller
  101
- Digital Performer as an MMC Controller
  101
- MMC Remote Control of Record Functions
  101
- Setting up a Hardware MMC Controller
  101
- Using a 3Rd-Party Device as a Master
  101
- MMC Routing Example
  102
- Part III: for MTP AV Users
  103
Using the Front Panel LCD

105
- CHAPTER 17 Using the Front Panel LCD
  105
- Using the LCD Display
  105
- Using Front Panel LCD
  106
- Working with Base Setups
  109
- Making the Global Hardware Settings
  111
- Performing a MIDI Data Dump
  112
- Using the SMPTE Controls
  113
- Pedal Type
  115
- Programming the Pedal Inputs
  115
- Programming Knobs to Send Data
  117
- MIDI Routing
  118
- MIDI Channel Map
  119
- Muting MIDI Data
  119
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
  119
- Using the Panic Button
  119
- A few Things the LCD Can't Do
  120
- Calibrating the Click Input
  120
Knobs and Pedals

121
- CHAPTER 18 Knobs and Pedals
  121
- Choosing a Pedal or Knob to Program
  121
- Knobs and Pedals
  121
- Knobs and Pedals
  122
- Setting up a Knob
  122
- Setting up a Pedal
  122
- Making a Pedal or Knob Output Assignment
  123
- Saving Knob Settings as Part of Abase Setup
  124
- Saving the Knob Settings as a Modiﬁer
  124
- Sending Knob Data
  124
- Sending Pedal Data
  124
- Using an Audio Click as a Tempo Source
  125
- Click Input Hints
  126
- Custom Pedal Curves
  126
- Sending Sysex Data with a Knob or Pedal
  126
Setups and Modiﬁers

129
- CHAPTER 19 Setups and Modifiers
  130
- Comparing the MTP AV to a Synth
  130
- Setups and Modifiers
  130
- What Is a "Base Setup
  130
- What Is a Modiﬁer
  130
- Creating a Setup
  131
- Naming a Setup or Modiﬁer
  131
- Recalling Setups and Modiﬁers
  131
- Using the Setups & Modiﬁers Window
  131
- Adding Commands to a Setup or Modiﬁer
  132
- Removing a Command from a Base Setup
  132
- Removing a Command from a Modiﬁer
  132
- Using the Script
  132
- Adding New Script Commands to Asetup
  133
- Creating a New Modiﬁer
  133
- Saving New Script Commands as a Modiﬁer
  133
- Clearing All Current Modiﬁers
  134
- Deleting a Modiﬁer
  134
- Hints for Using Setups and Modiﬁers
  134
- Merging Modiﬁers into a Setup
  134
- Saving as Another Modiﬁer
  134
- The Custom Panic Modiﬁer
  134
- Patches
  135
- MIDI Cannon
  139
Synchronization with the Av

141
- A Sync Hub for Your Studio
  141
- CHAPTER 22 Synchronization with the AV
  141
- Three Components of Synchronization
  141
- Choosing a Master SYNC Mode
  142
- Summary of Synchronization Modes
  142
- Synchronization with the AV
  142
- Common Synchronization Scenarios
  144
- Locking to Video
  144
- Slaving Adats
  146
- Slaving a MOTU 2408 System
  147
- Slaving a Computer to the MTP AV
  148
- Striping SMPTE
  150
- MIDI Machine Control with the AV
  155
- Synchronizing Pro Tools
  163
Smpte Synchronization Basics

171
- The Beneﬁts of VITC over LTC
  172
- Two Forms of SMPTE: LTC Versus VITC
  172
- What Is LTC
  172
- What Is VITC
  172
- Frame Rates
  173
- Should I Use LTC or VITC
  173
- What Is Drop Frame
  173
- Why Does Drop Frame Exist
  173
- How Does a MOTU Synchronizer Work
  174
- How Does SMPTE Synchronization Work
  174
- Locking a MOTU Interface to SMPTE
  174
- Should I Use Drop Frame
  174
- What Is MIDI Time Code
  174

MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV-USB User Manual (156 pages)

Brand: MOTU | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Part I: for All Users
  7
  - Packing List and Computer Requirements
    9
Installing Your Motu Interface

11
Smpte Sync and MMC with a Windows Sequencer

23
MIDI Machine Control

79
Using the Front Panel LCD

103
- CHAPTER 11 Using the Front Panel LCD
  103
- Using the LCD Display
  103
- Using the Front Panel LCD
  104
- Working with Base Setups
  106
- Working with Modiﬁers
  107
- Making the Global Hardware Settings
  109
- Performing a MIDI Data Dump
  110
- Using the SMPTE Controls
  110
- Programming the Pedal Inputs
  112
- Programming Knobs to Send Data
  115
- MIDI Channel Map
  116
- MIDI Routing
  116
- Muting MIDI Data
  116
- A few Things the LCD Can't Do
  117
- Calibrating the Click Input
  117
- Restoring Factory Default Settings
  117
- Using the Panic Button
  117
Synchronization with the Av

119
- A Sync Hub for Your Studio
  119
- CHAPTER 12 Synchronization with the AV
  119
- Three Components of Synchronization
  119
  - Synchronization with the AV
    120
  - Choosing a Master SYNC Mode
    120
  - Summary of Synchronization Modes
    120
- Common Synchronization Scenarios
  122
- Locking to Video
  122
- Slaving a MOTU 2408 System
  124
- Slaving Adats
  124
- Slaving a Computer to the MTP AV
  126
- Striping SMPTE
  127
  - MIDI Machine Control with the AV
    134
  - Synchronizing Pro Tools with the AV
    139
- Part IV: Appendices
  141
  - Glossary
    143
  - SMPTE Synchronization Basics
    147
  - What Is LTC
    148
  - What Is VITC
    148
  - The Beneﬁts of VITC over LTC
    148
  - Should I Use LTC or VITC
    148
  - Frame Rates
    148
  - What Is Drop Frame
    149
  - Why Does Drop Frame Exist
    149
  - Should I Use Drop Frame
    149
  - How Does SMPTE Synchronization Work
    150
  - How Does a MOTU Synchronizer Work
    150
  - What Is MIDI Time Code
    150
  - Locking a MOTU Interface to SMPTE
    150
  - Troubleshooting and Customer Support
    151
  - Index
    155

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