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TASCAM 788 Operational Tutorial • 8/2000 Edition MIDI Functions

Section VIMIDI Functions (Continued)

Internal Metronome Overview

The 788 has a built-in metronome function capable of

generating its own beeps. If desired, the metronome

can send MIDI note messages to an external MIDI sound

module to create tones, as well. (It is common practice

to use a snare side stick or wood block sound from a

drum machine.)

In order for the metronome to

work, the 788 must be set to

generate MIDI Clock. The

metronome tempo and time

signature is derived from the

tempo map used for MIDI Clock.

(To learn how to set that up,

look at MIDI Clock at the

beginning of this section.)

The 788's internal metronome

will not function if the 788 is

set to generate MTC.

Once the 788 has been set to

use MIDI Clock and the

proper settings are entered into the tempo map, the

metronome settings should be set. To get to the

metronome settings:

1) Press MENU.

2) Select with the

JOG/DATA dial and press

ENTER/YES.

3) Select with the

JOG/DATA dial and press

ENTER/YES.

Metronome Settings

The setting determines where the metronome

signal is sent. The options are: will not make any

metronome sounds, will use the internal beeps,

and will send MIDI messages out the MIDI port.

The setting determines when the metronome

will sound. If is set to , then the metronome

Keep in mind that if you tell the 788 to chase incoming

MTC, the 788 will not engage into play without receiving

MTC. Pressing PLAY will not engage the 788 to play. So,

when you want to make the 788 play by itself again,

change the SYNC SRC setting back to INT (internal) so

the machine can play independently again.

MIDI Machine Control is a simple command set to control

transport commands (ie PLAY, STOP, REC, LOCATE etc.) It

is important to realize that MMC is only transport control,

and has no timing reference for synchronization. (MTC

or MIDI Clock provide time references.) The 788 is able

to send or receive MMC commands.

The settings are made in the

MMC screen. To get to this

screen:

1) Press MENU.

2) Select with the

JOG/DATA wheel and press

ENTER/YES.

3) Select with the JOG/DATA wheel and press

ENTER/YES.

4) Select the tab in the menu with the arrow keys.

The key settings here are and .

determines the status of the 788's MMC logic. If

is set to , then the 788 will neither broadcast MMC

commands, nor respond to them. status means

the 788 will broadcast MMC commands. status

indicates the 788 will follow MMC commands.

The parameter allows you to address multiple

machines individually, for functions like track arming.

Establishing MMC IDs will allow you to arm track 1 on

one machine. If all the machines are set to (or to

will only sound when the 788 is recording. If it is set to

, then the metronome will sound whether the 788

is recording or playing.

The final setting, determines how loud the

metronome will sound in your monitor mix. This only

applies if you are using the internal metronome sounds;

it will not affect the MIDI notes sent if the metronome

is set to .

MIDI Metronome Settings

If you are using a MIDI sound

module to generate the

metronome clicks, selecting the

tab at the top will let you

select the MIDI channel your

module will respond on. You can

choose a separate value for the

first beat of the measure. (Beat one will be accented,

using the and (velocity), with the other

beats at normal level set with the and .

BUILT-IN METRONOME

MIDI MACHINE CONTROL (MMC)

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