Yamaha MD4S User Manual
MIDI functions
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—Owner’s Manual
4. Press the UTILITY button or the EXIT button to return to normal operation.
If MMC reception was turned on, the MD4S will be the MMC Slave, and can be operated by
MMC messages received from the external device.
MMC messages received from the external device.
■ Setting the MMC Device ID
If there is more than one MMC slave, a single command will control all MMC slaves since
MMC commands are common to all devices. However in some cases (such as when specifying
the tracks for recording), you may wish to control only a specific MMC slave device. In such
cases, you can set the MMC Device ID so that the MMC master will control only a specific
MMC slave device.
MMC commands are common to all devices. However in some cases (such as when specifying
the tracks for recording), you may wish to control only a specific MMC slave device. In such
cases, you can set the MMC Device ID so that the MMC master will control only a specific
MMC slave device.
1. Press the UTILITY button, rotate the DATA dial to make the display read
“MMC Dev ID,” and press the ENTER button.
The display will indicate the currently selected Device ID. With the factory settings, the Device
ID is set to 1, and the display will indicate “DEV ID 1.”
ID is set to 1, and the display will indicate “DEV ID 1.”
2. Rotate the DATA dial to select the Device ID (1–127).
3. Press the ENTER button to confirm the selection.
4. Press the UTILITY button or the EXIT button to return to normal operation.
Tip: This setting is remembered even if the power is turned off.
Note: Set the MMC Master device so that it will transmit MMC to the ID you specified here.
Tip: This setting is remembered even if the MD4S is turned off.