EML 400 sequencer in the midi world

danial stocks diode at hotmail.com
Sun Feb 27 07:01:39 CET 2000


> >
>
>Err, unless you are trying to sync some cheaper roland and boss drum
>machines. The tr505 and some of the boss units are very picky and will have
>a noticeable lag if the F8s dont churn out at a fairly constant interal.
>Depending on the program, the sync could have "groove" or totally lose a
>16th after a few measures.
>Give it a try sometime. I was using Vision for Windows, and for some reason
>the roland/boss machines were just terrible, but for some reason everything
>else syncd just fine.
>

dont know about the boss machines but old roland tr series are all using 
very slow micro's for the seq. I've found that they will track perfectly up 
to a point - when midi/din clock reaches a certain point the processor cant 
go thru all it's instructions before the next pulse & so there are glitches 
and missed beats everywhere... basically not designed for extremely fast 
running, but a clock equivalent to 200 bpm should not be a prob for a 
correctly functioning machine..
Cheers,
Dan
______________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com




More information about the Synth-diy mailing list