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Selecting MIDI Clock for synchronization, Use the DATA dial to select MCLK MIDI Clock.

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Using MIDI Clock 79 The following example shows how sorting works when a tempo step is deleted. Current Tempo Map A 001-1 ®120 B 003-1 ®123 C 005-1 ®125 Tempo Step For Deletion B 000-0 ®123 Sorted Tempo Map A 001-1 ®120 B 005-1 ®125 C 000-0 ®120 Saving a Tempo Map The Song Tempo (Meter and Tempo) settings are stored as soon as you update the TOC by pressing the [TOC WRITE] (STOP) button. It will be automatically loaded when you select the song in question. After setting or editing the Tempo Map, the display automatically switches to the MEASURE-BEAT format to indicate measures (004), beats (03), and clocks (-24) rather than minutes, seconds, and frames (the values given here are just examples). Press the [DISPLAY] button to switch to another display format. Selecting MIDI Clock for synchronization 1. Press the [UTILITY] button and use the DATA dial to select the MIDI Sync function. 2. Press the [ENTER] button. The display shows Sync OFF . 3. Use the DATA dial to select MCLK (MIDI Clock). Sync MCLK appears on the display and the MIDI CLK indicator to the left of the topmost line lights. 4. Press [EXIT] or [UTILITY] button to leave the Utility mode. The MD8 is now ready for synchronized operation. When MIDI CLK lights, the MD8 stops playback at the end of each song. It is turned off automatically if the Cue List or Program Play function is used. MD8-Owner's Manual

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Using MIDI Clock
79
MD8—Owner’s Manual
The following example shows how sorting works when a tempo step is deleted.
Saving a Tempo Map
The Song Tempo (Meter and Tempo) settings are stored as soon as you update the TOC by
pressing the [TOC WRITE] (STOP) button. It will be automatically loaded when you select
the song in question.
After setting or editing the Tempo Map, the display automatically switches to the MEA-
SURE-BEAT format to indicate measures (
004
), beats (
03
), and clocks (
-24
) rather than
minutes, seconds, and frames (the values given here are just examples). Press the [DISPLAY]
button to switch to another display format.
Selecting MIDI Clock for synchronization
1.
Press the [UTILITY] button and use the DATA dial to select the MIDI Sync
function.
2.
Press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
Sync OFF
.
3.
Use the DATA dial to select MCLK (MIDI Clock).
Sync MCLK
appears on the display and the MIDI CLK indicator to the left of the topmost
line lights.
4.
Press [EXIT] or [UTILITY] button to leave the Utility mode.
The MD8 is now ready for synchronized operation.
When MIDI CLK lights, the MD8 stops playback at the end of each song. It is turned off
automatically if the Cue List or Program Play function is used.
Current Tempo Map
Tempo Step For
Deletion
Sorted Tempo Map
A 001-1 ®120
A 001-1 ®120
B 003-1 ®123
B 000-0 ®123
B 005-1 ®125
C 005-1 ®125
C 000-0 ®120