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Chapter15—MIDI
— Operation Guide 239
The following screen will appear in the display.
6. Move the cursor to the TIME CODE area, and turn on one of the 24/25/
30/30D (drop) buttons to select the frame rate.
By default, a frame rate of 30 is selected. The frame rate you select here will also
affect the time code that is displayed in the counter.
7. If you wish to display time code in the counter, move the cursor to the
TIME CODE button in the DISPLAY area, and press the [ENTER] key.
8. Set your MIDI sequencer so that it will follow MTC messages that it
receives, and put it in playback mode. At this time, make sure that the
frame rate setting of the sequencer matches the setting that you
selected in step 6.
With these settings, the MIDI sequencer will be the MTC slave (the device that
receives MTC).
9. Record or play back the AW4416 song.
When the AW4416 begins running, MTC will be transmitted from the MTC OUT
connector to the external MIDI sequencer, causing it to begin synchronized oper-
ation from the same location.
• It is possible to use the AW4416 as the MTC slave. However in order to ensure
that the recorder section operates with maximum stability, we recommend that
you use the AW4416 as the MTC master whenever possible.
• For the MTC time that is transmitted by the AW4416, you can specify an offset
value that will be applied to the internal absolute time (ABS time). For details
refer to the Song screen/Setting page in the Reference Guide.