Hey, first of all thanks for the quick reply :-) On 18.03.2008, at 14:19, M-.-n wrote: > Midi clock and accuracy are kind of always trouble. Put on top the > fact > that you tigger from the "slave" unit and you are bound to get flams. > Have you tried putting live as a master ? At least then the clock > pulses > are more likely to be in sync with the notes you trigger. > I am using Live as master already... > The question of course is why use live to trigger sequences if you got > the md in front of you :) > :-) I've got tons of synth loops running from there... greetings, Thomas >> Thomas Preine a écrit : >> > >> > Hi, >> > >> > I'm a new (proud! :-)) machinedrum user and having problems getting >> > the MD sync to Ableton Live (or Logic Pro, tried both, no >> difference). >> > The MD is set to external sync and the software is sending MIDI >> clock, >> > should all be fine. I'm using clips in Live with single midi >> notes to >> > trigger the MD's patterns, MD is inserted as external instrument >> plug- >> > in. It doesn't work well - I always hear flams at the beginning >> of a >> > new pattern cycle/change. >> > So timing-wise it's unfortunately completely unusable.. :-/ >> > I tried adjusting all kinds of latency/compensation values like >> MIDI >> > clock delay, track delay, etc. but nothing seems to really help. >> > >> > Is anybody using such a setup successfully? Or has any idea...? >> > >> > greetings, >> > >> > Tom >> > >> > Ableton Live 7.0.2, MD SPS-1 UW MkII, MacBook Pro 2.33 GHz, 3 GB >> RAM, >> > 10.5.2, TM-1 as MIDI device, built-in audio
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Re: [elektron] Problems with external sync
2008-03-18 by Thomas Preine
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