though din sync and midi clock have the same clock rate, they require a conversion of the format within a microprocessor or similar. the conversion from midi clock to din sync is available in many industrial devices. for the conversion from din sync to midi clock there is at the moment only the device 'sync-split2' of the company innerclock systems. also two no longer produced devices do this type of conversion: roland sbx10, korg kms30. on september 1st 2014, roland introduced the sbx-1 which provides midi to sync24 or sync48 conversion.