For more information, see the following topics:Using a SYNC peripheral, Pro Tools can generate SMPTE and MIDI Timecode (MTC). Without a SYNC peripheral, Pro Tools can only generate MTC. This lets Pro Tools function as a master synchronization source with other devices slave to it (chase).2 From the MTC Generator Port setting, select the MIDI output port on which you want to transmit MIDI Timecode (MTC).
1 Connect the SYNC peripheral LTC Out to the SMPTE in connector on the devices you are slaving. If you are slaving a device that recognizes MTC, connect the MTC OUT connector of the SYNC peripheral to the MIDI IN connector of the slaved device.7 In the SYNC Setup section of the Session Setup window, choose a clock reference from the Clock Reference selector. Not all clock choices are available at all sample rates. See External Clock Sources.)
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Gen MTC to generate MIDI Timecode.
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Gen LTC to generate Linear Timecode.
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Press Command+Control+J (Mac) or Control+Start+J (Windows) to enable (or disable) Generate LTC (GEN LTC).Pro Tools generates and outputs timecode from the SYNC peripheral.