This is unlikely to work...
DIN Sync sends a 24-pulses per 'quarter note' (crotchet), they're 5V TTL...
whereas the Polysix arpeggiator simply wants a pulse for each note in the arpeggio (and yeah, if I recall correctly, it's an S-trig pulse)
In other words, even with your V-trig to S-trig convertor, the DIN Sync clock pulses will probably be far too short in duration for the polysix to get a grip on.
A workaround might be to set the tempo in Logic to a suitable fraction of the real tempo - so for instance, if you want the polysix arpeggio to play 8th notes (quavers) at 120bpm (i.e. 2 notes per quarter note), set the tempo in Logic to 120 / 12 = 10 bpm (does it even go that slow? ;) ... even then, the duration of the DIN Sync pulses might be too short for the polysix's taste.
Your mileage may vary
DAVID.
--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, "nicknak110756" <neil.b.dunn@...> wrote:
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> Hi Folks.
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> Im trying to hook my newly acquired Polysix up to my 808 via din sync.
> Im using a Philip Rees MDS unit to sync the 808 to Logic and an 808 trigger connected to the Polysix "ARP trigger in" with a "S-trig" convertor box in between them.
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> I have it working but what im getting is a very ploddy ARP pattern that bares no relation to the ARP i get when i play the P6 in its standard mode with its on board clock engaged.
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> I've been trailing through the site trying to find some info on this but not managed to find what im after so im hoping someone can fill me in please.
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> Im hoping this is a set up issue or simply the way the synth functions but im also slightly worried its a fault with the synth itself?
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> Any info is much appreciated.
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> Many Thanks
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