MACKIE Digital 8Bus D8B v5.1 - Manual (Page 77)

D8B Manual • Chapter 3 • page 71
MIDI
MIDI File Tempo Map
• Import a MIDI Tempo Map from a standard MIDI
File to synchronize the D8B Bars/Beats/Ticks
display with your MIDI sequencer MTC reference.
Default Tempo
• Sets the automatically-set MIDI tempo reference
for position alignments during an automation pass
or locator activities.
Active Tempo
• Displays the actual tempo currently in use.
Device ID selection
• Sets the Device ID reference for connected record
devices such as the HDR24/96, SDR24/96,
ADATs, or DA Series multitracks.
Song Offset
• Sets the consistent time difference between the record
device time code and the D8B reference time code.
• Generally used to ‘zero reference’ a song’s
starting point in BBT. It’s easier to jump to
measure 1 than 2:01:23 (usually).
• Offset can be as little as one frame or as much as
23 hours, 59 minutes, 59 seconds, and 29 frames.
Pre-Roll
• Sets the time difference between a Locate point
and the actual start point.
Many record devices require a few seconds to
synchronize, so the Pre-Roll time allows a brief time
period in advance of the locate point to ensure
transport sync and accuracy.
FTP Server
Allow FTP Clients
Check this option to enable the D8B for inter-
network communication and file transfer.
Note:
To transfer files from your D8B to a computer
for backup, you need to use an FTP client on your
computer to communicate with the D8B.
IP Address:
• Note the D8B IP address displayed. The factory
default is 10.10.28.20
• Set the first three fields of the D8B IP address to
match your computer’s fixed IP address, and set
the last field to something different. Be sure you
don’t set it to the address of another device that
you have on your network.
• If you have two D8Bs linked via Ethernet, they
must have different IP addresses.
Subnet:
• In the Subnet window type 255.255.0.0 (default
value) unless your network requires a different
subnet mask.
• In most cases, you will want the D8B and the
computer to have the same subnet mask.
Gateway:
• If no Gateway is being used you can usually leave
this setting blank, though some FTP clients
require an entry even for a simple network.
10.10.10.10 is the default value.
Apply
When all parameters are set properly, click
APPLY to instantly activate the changes.
The Snapshot Window (Ctrl+2)
Selecting
• Click once on the snapshot name to highlight it.
• A highlighted snapshot can be saved as a
selection for recall from within a different session,
or it can be deleted from the list.
• To make a snapshot active from the on-screen list,
double click the snapshot number.
• To make the snapshot active from the control
surface, press SNAPSHOT in the transport
section, use the numeric keys to type the
snapshot number, then press ENTER.
Naming
• Each new snapshot is automatically given a
number and the name “snapshot.”
• To change its name, double click on “snapshot,”
then type the new name. Press ENTER on the
keyboard to complete the naming procedure.