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Play/Pause - Button

This button starts and stops all connected devices if they support 
'MIDI Start', 'MIDI Stop', and 'MIDI Continue' commands. After pressing 
the button at the beginning of a session the song position of all slaves 
is reset to the beginning and the clients are started. During playback, 
'MIDI Stop' and 'MIDI Continue' are sent alternately.

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Resync/Reset - Button

If pressed during playback, this button causes a reset of the song 
position pointer in all connected devices at the beginning of the next 
bar, followed by 'MIDI Start'. With this feature you are able to re-sync 
slaves during playback without interruption. 
If it is pressed while the playback is paused, it acts like a 'Stop' button. 
If you now press 'Play' again, all devices start their playback from the 
beginning.

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User Interface

Resync/Reset - button

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Play/Pause - button

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Summary of Contents for midiclock

Page 1: ...Manual midiclock Function Utilization and technical Details ...

Page 2: ...3 2 Modes of Operation 04 Hints for Synchronisation with MIDI clock 05 Technical Details 5 1 Electrical Properties Dimensions and Weight 5 2 MIDI command Reference 06 Operating Notes 07 Declaration of Conformity 08 Contact 02 03 04 05 06 09 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Simply play together ...

Page 3: ...rfor mance or improvisation It s easy now to sync multiple DAWs and sequencers with a uniquely low jitter control the tempo and start and stop your gear whenever you want The midiclock opens up new possibilities for you to interact with other artists Please read this manual carefully and follow the advice to be rewarded from the beginning with a great and powerful tool Have fun and simply play tog...

Page 4: ...s if necessary so that they can sync to MIDI clock USB USB FW Computer If you use a software sequencer please adjust the correct settings to compensate the latencies For further information please consider chapter 04 Hints for synchronisation with MIDI Clock Set your required tempo with the rotary encoder and confirm by pressing it down If all devices are connected and ready for playback you can s...

Page 5: ...stantly lit when paused and turns off if all devices are reset at the next beginning of a playback 02 Rotary encoder The rotary encoder is used to set the tempo The respective function depends on the current operating mode In the Live mode tempo changes are applied immediately In the Normal mode the tempo is only changed if you press down the encoder after your setting You can switch between both ...

Page 6: ...Continue are sent alternately 04 Resync Reset Button If pressed during playback this button causes a reset of the song position pointer in all connected devices at the beginning of the next bar followed by MIDI Start With this feature you are able to re sync slaves during playback without interruption If it is pressed while the playback is paused it acts like a Stop button If you now press Play ag...

Page 7: ...mpo at any time during the playback In this case the tempo changes are applied immediately and without confirmation During Live mode the BPM shown in the display is always the actual tempo You can always get back into the Normal mode by double clicking the encoder again 04 Hints for Synchronisation with MIDI clock Synchronising multiple MIDI devices is a known topic for almost any electronic music...

Page 8: ...ognize some sort of a run out time In this run out time the data in the audio buffer is played till the end and the playback does not stop immedia tely This causes that some sequencers do not stop instantly with the arrival of the stop command but with delay of the buffer If now the master does not define a new song position the slaves are shifted to each other on a continue command In this case a...

Page 9: ... voltage must not exceed 7V under any circumstances Dimensions and Weight The dimensions with knob and rubber feet are 48mm high 95mm long and 62mm wide The weight is 235g without cable 05 2 Table of MIDI commands The midiclock uses the following MIDI commands to synchronise and control all connected slaves The MIDI clock command 0xF8 is always being sent when a power supply is connected The jitte...

Page 10: ...ent time before you use your midiclock Otherwise there may be condensation which can destroy the electronics inside The midiclock must not be used in wet environments and the ingress of any fluids must be avoided Usually the power is supplied by a computer USB port If you want to use a wall plug be sure to meet the electrical specifications Damages which are caused by third party wall plugs are no...

Page 11: ... dispose your midiclock please contact your local dealer for recycling Do not put it in your household waste RoHS 08 Contact We that is Erfindungsbüro Rest Maier made the midiclock meet our own high expectations on value and functionality of a product If you have any questions or suggestions do not hesitate to contact us A small production batch for professional users makes it possible to adapt to...

Page 12: ...Composition and Layout Aaron Winter Contributing editors to the English version Matthew Thomas and Kathrin Schalper Erfindungsbüro Rest Maier GbR Berlin 2013 www midiclock de ...

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