[sdiy] trying to control CV sequencer with DAW

[Adam Inglis]

If you routinely run clockable hardware synced to your DAW, you  
should check out the Innerclock Sync Lock. It puts out midi clock,  
din sync, and +5 volt 16th-note pulses simultaneously, locked to a  
dedicated audio track in your DAW. It is rock solid - it has ended  
years of frustration for me!
The 5 volt pulse out might be just what you need for your step- 
sequencer..

http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New%20ICS%20Product%20FAQ.html


regards
Adam Inglis
http://www.adambaby.com


On 28/01/2011, at 1:58 AM, dan snazelle wrote:

> Recently I purchased an MFB seq-02 step sequencer for my modular
>
> it has a clock in input which can take 96 or 16 ppqn
>
> I have a PAIA midi2cv converter which has a DIN SYNC mode and a  
> drum mode
> I am using LOGIC
>
>
> My question is whether anyone has any experience or can offer  
> advice on how to SYNC this sequencer or ANY CV sequencer  to the  
> tempo of a DAW sequencer. My sequencer can send out MIDI CLOCK info
> and I tried using the DIN SYNC  DIN 24 ppq 1mS pulses from output 8  
> on the PAIA midi2cv but this resulted in strange jerky tempo
>
> there is also a DRUM MODE on the PAIA which says:
>
> this mode provides for control of devices that use variable  
> amplitude pulses for triggering, such as analog drum circuits. Each  
> output corresponds to a key and the each key activation produces a  
> 5ms pulse with amplitude proportional to velocity
>
>
>
> I was also wondering if there was some OTHER way to make the  
> appropriate pulses...possibly manually? could i just find a  
> recording of a good PULSE and put it at the appropriate (which  
> would be?) points in the beat?
>
>
> I assume that the Sequencer is looking for the edge of a pulse.
>
>
> thanks for any advice and any advice in general on clocking  
> sequencers to DAW/MIDI
>
>
> thanks!
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