Apple Logic Pro 8 - Manual (Page 832)

832 Chapter 36 Synchronizing Logic Pro
You can, however, manually set the format in the File > Project Settings >
Synchronization > General > Frame Rate pop-up menu.
Note: MIDI Time Code (MTC) is the MIDI equivalent of the audio-based SMPTE (Society
of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) time code format.
Synchronization Project Settings
The Synchronization project settings allow you to specify all parameters relevant for
synchronization.
To open the Synchronization project settings, do one of the following:
m Choose File > Project Settings > Synchronization from the main menu bar (or use the
Open Synchronization Settings key command, default: Option-Y).
m Click the Settings button in the Arrange Toolbar, then choose Synchronization from the
pop-up menu.
m Control-click the Sync button in the Transport bar, and choose Synchronization Settings
from the pop-up menu.
The Synchronization project settings consists of four tabs:
 General: This tab contains the major synchronization settings, used when running
Logic Pro as a synchronization slave. For further information, see the section below.
 Audio: This tab contains all parameters relevant to synchronizing audio and MIDI.
 MIDI: This tab configures Logic Pro to send time code via MIDI, when it is in play or
record mode. This enables you to synchronize external slave devices to Logic Pro,
which acts as the master.
 Unitor: This tab is used to set the major synchronization parameters for the Unitor8
MIDI interface.