[sdiy] best method for clocking modular to DAW?

[mark verbos]

Dan,

I usually set up one of my Roland drum machines to send out a trigger  
in the rhythm I want. I sync it up to the computer.

You could also try using an audio track with a sound even shorter than  
a hihat. Try drawing a positive only spike with the pencil tool.


Mark




On Mar 4, 2009, at 10:54 AM, Dan Snazelle wrote:

>
> Today i was trying to lock my BABY 10 sequencer to my Logic song.
>
> What i was doing was sending out a steady hi-hat on a drum machine  
> plug in and sending this into Ian's
> T/G/T/S/H (which is a sample hold module but i use it a lot for  
> converting audio to a gate or trigger signal)
>
> I then take a gate (or trigger) out of this and feed it into the  
> clock in of the BABY 10.
>
> I then take the Gate out from this and plug it into my adsr.
>
> So far the results have been mixed
>
> If i want the sequence to be as fast as the DAW tempo, i have to  
> program the original hi hat in double or triple time.
>
> so....i was wondering how other do this. maybe using  DRUM MACHINE  
> plugin isnt the way to go?
>
> i would love to start doing more stuff where the drums in a track  
> trigger my modular, or clock it.
>
>
> thanks so much
>
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