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D I G I T A L T I M E P I E C E & O M S
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PREPARING CLOCKWORKS
If you haven’t already installed ClockWorks, the
console software for the Digital Timepiece, do so
now. Once you’ve done so, prepare FreeMIDI for
simultaneous operation with OMS as follows:
1 Launch FreeMIDI Setup (found in the
FreeMIDI folder that the installer places on the top
level of your start-up hard drive).
2 Choose FreeMIDI Preferences from the File
menu.
3 If you have chosen Option 1 (as described
earlier in this chapter), enable the Allow other
applications option. This causes ClockWorks to
release the Macintosh serial port it is using when
you switch it into an OMS program.
4 If you have chosen Option 2, enable the
FreeMIDI Applications only option. This causes
ClockWorks to continue using its own serial port
even when you switch into an OMS program.
PREPARING OMS
1
Launch OMS MIDI Setup.
2
If you have chosen Option 1 (as described
earlier in this chapter), turn off the Run MIDI in
background option. This causes OMS to release the
Macintosh serial port(s) it is using when you
switch into ClockWorks.
3
If you have chosen Option 2, turn on the Run
MIDI in background option. This causes OMS to
continue using its own serial port even when you
switch into ClockWorks.
4 There is another option in OMS called Use
Serial DMA . If this option is available, it should be
unchecked.
5
The option called Turn on Appletalk after last
OMS application quits should be unchecked.
ADDING THE DTP TO YOUR OMS SETUP
The way in which you add the Digital Timepiece to
your OMS setup depends on whether the Digital
Timepiece is connected to directly to your
Macintosh or to a MIDI interface.
If the DTP is connected to a MIDI interface
If the Digital Timepiece is connected to a MIDI
interface that is connected to your Mac:
1 Choose New Device from the Studio menu in
OMS Setup.
2
Type Digital Timepiece in the Name field.
The Device ID of the new device defaults to 0; this
is also the default ID of the Digital Timepiece
hardware itself (although the Digital Timepiece
itself uses a 1-128 numbering scheme, so internally
it considers ID zero — the lowest ID possible — to
be 1). Keep the OMS ID setting at 0, unless you’ve
changed the Digital Timepiece’s ID in ClockWorks
for some reason. Then, make it match whatever ID
you’ve chosen for the Digital Timepiece in
ClockWorks — minus 1, due to the difference in
numbering schemes between ClockWorks and
OMS.
3 Uncheck the Is controller and Is multitimbral
options.
4 Enable the Sends & Receives MTC and Receives
MIDI Machine Control options.
5
Uncheck all Receive Channels and click OK to
confirm the settings.
6 Drag a connection from the DTP icon to the
interface icon in your studio setup. If you have a
multiport interface like the MIDI Timepiece AV,
assign a cable number.