hmm I have several mergers but never thought of using them that way. Theoretically it should work but I've never seen it mentioned in any manuals as an option. I've got a three-processor merger with midi filtering, so I could conceivably merge two different sequences at any tempo to one MIDI out, and control the tempo to both of them by merging a third channel of nothing but clock data?
--- In korgpolyex@yahoogroups.com, Atom Smasher <atom@...> wrote:
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> On Fri, 31 Dec 2010, zoinky420 wrote:
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> > BTW, does anyone know if any device that will take a sequence fed into
> > its MIDI-In, and spit it back out its MIDI-Out with a MIDI clock signal
> > added to it? If such a device exists I'd like to get one, and if not
> > I'd encourage someone to design one, as it would be more flexible than
> > adding clock circuits to hardware that don't output clock signals. I
> > don't know anything about the technical challenges, but maybe it would
> > be easiest if the device had you dial in the tempo and time signature of
> > the sequence you're feeding it?
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> i think you're describing a MIDI-merger... two (or more) inputs merged
> into one output. just make sure one of the inputs is a clock.
>
> some sequencers merge a MIDI input with internal clock.
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