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Chapter15—MIDI
244 — Operation Guide
4. Move the cursor to the SLAVE button in the MMC area, and press the
[ENTER] key.
With this setting the AW4416 will function as an MMC slave device.
5. Move the cursor to the MMC DEV. knob, and use the [DATA/JOG] dial to
set the MMC device ID.
The device ID is a number in the range of 1–127 that is used to distinguish the
device to be controlled when a single system contains multiple MMC-compatible
devices. By default, the AW4416 is set to device ID = 1.
6. On your MIDI sequencer, set the device ID of the MMC device to be
controlled to the same setting as in step 5.
Note
If necessary, you can specify the AW4416 recording track after step 6, and control
recording operations in step 7. For details on selecting the recording track and on
controlling record operations, refer to the manual for your MIDI sequencer.
7. Start playback on your MIDI sequencer.
When you start the MIDI sequencer, MMC commands will be transmitted to the
AW4416, and the AW4416 will begin running. At this time, MTC will be trans-
mitted from the AW4416’s MTC OUT connector to the MIDI sequencer, and the
sequencer will synchronize to the AW4416.