EML 400 sequencer in the midi world

[Paul Perry]

At 09:11 PM 25/02/00 PST, danial stocks wrote:

>MIDI clock = 24 pulses per quater.. so if a drum sound etc triggs off the 
>midi clock pulse, when 24 such events have occoured, the midi dev will have 
>advanced 1/4 note thru its sequence.. getting the midi dev to step to the 
>next actual program note on each trig would be very tricky, but just to send 
>clock pulse on trig should be easy - esp if you dont want to send any otrher 
>midi codes - the clock code = 1111110000 [incl start+ end bit] - which in 
>effect is a 128 us low pulse - easy to produce..

If you just send the 1111110000 code 24 times in succession (with a little gap)
between them) then you will have advanced your midi device by one quarter note.
For some applications, I expect this will work fine, you dont always need your
F8s to be evenly spaced.

paul perry melbourne australia (a country stupid enough to want the olympics)