Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi!

In the reference manual's "MIDI Control" section it says the DTXpress 
II can only TRANSMIT timing clock messages. But at the back of the 
same manual there is a MIDI Implementation Chart which suggests that 
System Real-Time clock messages are both transmitted AND recognized 
(both columns are marked with an "o" meaning "yes"). Unless I am 
mistaken here "recognized" means the same as "received"? 

Which one to believe, the "MIDI control" section or the 
Implementation Chart?

-Antti

You're right. I just haven't bought a multitracker yet and want to 
find out in advance what I could/couldn't do with them (being able to 
sync them or not). The tracker I'm considering at the moment can't be 
a real-system slave (only MTC/MMC) so I need to know exactly what the 
DTXpress can or can't do. First the manual says this then that. It's 
pretty frustrating.

Can anyone give me a DXTpress/Yamaha tech support e-mail address 
where I could ask about this? 

-Antti


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Khew's Magix" <khewss@m...> wrote:
> Best way is to try it yourself, don't u think? ;-)
> Get a sequencer to be master, then slave and see what happens? :-)
> 
> Khew
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: anttipi 
>   To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Wednesday, 24 September, 2003 1:10 AM
>   Subject: [DTXpress] MIDI Control: timing clock
> 
> 
>   Hi!
> 
>   In the reference manual's "MIDI Control" section it says the 
DTXpress 
>   II can only TRANSMIT timing clock messages. But at the back of 
the 
>   same manual there is a MIDI Implementation Chart which suggests 
that 
>   System Real-Time clock messages are both transmitted AND 
recognized 

>   (both columns are marked with an "o" meaning "yes"). Unless I am 
>   mistaken here "recognized" means the same as "received"? 
> 
>   Which one to believe, the "MIDI control" section or the 
>   Implementation Chart?
> 
>   -Antti