--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" <jondl_2000@y...> wrote: Jon, thanks for your answer. > > The first thing I would do in your situation is double check the > ARP/SEQ TxCh is set to OFF. If not, it's possible the ARP/SEQ is > outputting it's Note Events at the MIDI Out Port therefore creating a > feedback loop with Cubase. > I just checked: SEQ TxCh is OFF (I guess you mean the one in the matrix labelled "Ptn TxCh"). just to be sure, I also checked the standard midi TxCh setting and for a test changed that to OFF as well - no change in the machine's behaviour: timing sounds perfect with the internal trigger but is sometimes way off with an external seq. driving it > FWIW, I've never had any such issue with using the AN1x with either > LOGIC or VISION DSP (both on a Mac) - I'm certain I've tested an old > version of Cubase but don't recall without checking my notes. I'll > get back to you on that. thx in advance! > > > Would this probably be much > > better using a hardware sequencer or drum box or whatever? > > > > Not likely. MIDI Clock is MIDI Clock is MIDI Clock regardless of the > source. that was my idea of it so far... > > Perhaps a Yamaha RM1x? Check Yahoo! Groups for a user group - or > check the Links page here http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AN1x- > list/links > just looked at it: looks quite good. have to think about it. greetings, - lotar -
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Re: AN1x+Cubase VST/PC = bad Midi timing?
2003-04-17 by Lothar Mueller
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