If you are sending Word Clock out from the MIDI Time Piece but are experiencing drift:<\/p>\n
From the front panel of the MTP:<\/p>\n
1) Turn the ‘Window’ dial until you reach the ‘Synch’ Window. Turn the ‘Cursor’ knob once to the right to the ‘Master Synch’ Window. Make sure you have the MTP in the correct mode. “Internal” if assigning the MTP as Master, LTC if the MTP is slaving to a SMPTE device, MTC if the MTP is slaving to a MIDI device\/software that supports MTC.<\/p>\n
2) Turn the Cursor knob again once to the right so you are looking at the ‘Word Clock Out’ window. Check your Sample Rate setting. Your Sample Rates must match throughout your entire chain.<\/p>\n
3) Turn the Cursor knob again to the right so ‘DIGI’ or ‘1X’ is blinking. If you are sending Word Clock to a device that supports Digidesign’s “SuperClock” spec, set it to DIGI. OTHERWISE! if you are sending Word Clock to any other piece of hardware such as the MOTU 1224 or 2408, set the format to 1X. *NOTE* If when you change the clock format you suddenly see ‘spikes’ on your audio device’s meters, simply turn the device off, and then back on. The device is simply becoming momentarily confused by the clock switch,<\/p>\n
4) Make sure the hardware you are trying to send clock to is correctly configured to slave to the incoming word clock. For MOTU hardware, in the PCI-324 Console, or Basics menu -> MOTU Audio System Options -> Configure Hardware Driver if in Digital Performer, make sure your clock source is set to Word Clock In or just Word Clock depending on your hardware.<\/p>\n
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