By b_rex MP
Wed Sep 26, 2007 11:29 pm
hi
can i "clocking" whith digital I/0 ?
if is't no
how can i clock to ?
can i "clocking" whith digital I/0 ?
if is't no
how can i clock to ?
By b_rex MP
Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:36 am
hi
oops..!! sorry
but i do some errors same time
any way how can i sinc whith word clock or midi clock to my multy trck (nuendo 3) ?
oops..!! sorry
but i do some errors same time
any way how can i sinc whith word clock or midi clock to my multy trck (nuendo 3) ?
By b_rex MP
Thu Sep 27, 2007 10:37 am
hi
oops..!! sorry
but i do some errors same time
any way how can i sinc whith word clock or midi clock to my multy trck (nuendo 3) ?
oops..!! sorry
but i do some errors same time
any way how can i sinc whith word clock or midi clock to my multy trck (nuendo 3) ?
By oLsen
Sat Sep 29, 2007 6:16 pm
use a midi cable , i don´t know if it´s possible to send via dig out
By Muied Lumens
Sun Sep 30, 2007 1:28 am
'Word clock' is used to synchronize digital audio, and is built in to S/PDIF (which the MPC uses). Digital audio is divided into blocks and whatever recieves those blocks has to know when one ends and the other starts, otherwise there will be clicks in the audio. The MPC automatically syncs up to an external device.
MTC is used to synchronize the MPC with a DAW (computer software) for example, and is found under 'midi/other' I would guess.
Midi clock is tempo related sync.
MTC is used to synchronize the MPC with a DAW (computer software) for example, and is found under 'midi/other' I would guess.
Midi clock is tempo related sync.