ComputerVoltageSources

Hi

Would it be possible to use the CVS to convert Midi Time Code to an
analogue clock?
And perhaps to midi clock to ?

Cheers,

Dennis

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>Hi
>
>Would it be possible to use the CVS to convert Midi Time Code to an
>analogue clock?
>And perhaps to midi clock to ?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Dennis

if you wanted a pulse on a separate port every 
frame/second/minute/etc, that should be straightforward.

MIDI clock to analogue clock with multiple divisions etc is also quite easy.

is this what you're thinking of?

I've never done any Midi Time Code but I did write a short program to extract Midi clock and generate a quarter note clock, start pulse, and stop pulse.  It's the MidiClock (rev0.0).DJB.bas program on my page.  I use my template as the base which has all the Midi code in it already.  This took five lines of code for the main loop and a couple of dozen lines in the Midi code to output the appropriate clocks.

Midi Time Codes shouldn't be any different.  It would just be code in the Sysex routines. I believe those are functional although I've not written any code to extract a sysex message.

Dave

--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, Jason Proctor <jason@...> wrote:

> >Hi
> >Would it be possible to use the CVS to convert Midi Time Code to an
> >analogue clock? And perhaps to midi clock to ?
> >Cheers,
> >Dennis
> 
> if you wanted a pulse on a separate port every 
> frame/second/minute/etc, that should be straightforward.
> 
> MIDI clock to analogue clock with multiple divisions etc is also
> quite easy. Is this what you're thinking of?