peopleperson04 wrote:
I don't know your Program, but I assume, it produces MIDI-Clock or note
events. So either you will need a MIDI-Clock-to-analogue-click-converter
maybe a Roland SBX10,
Or you program 16 (short!) notes per bar in your program, then convert
them to CV/Gate, and use the gate.
Now you have a tempo trigger. This voltage based trigger must be
converted to a socalled switched trigger (or S-trigger).
I do not know any commercially available converter, but there is a
description of how to build it on the Doepfer homepage (it is really
very simple if someone can solder).
http://www.doepfer.de/faq/gen_faq.htm#S-Trig
Best regards, Florian
> it's possible. I'd love to be able to somehow get the arpeggiator toHi,
> lock up with the tempo grid in Acid 6.0.
I don't know your Program, but I assume, it produces MIDI-Clock or note
events. So either you will need a MIDI-Clock-to-analogue-click-converter
maybe a Roland SBX10,
Or you program 16 (short!) notes per bar in your program, then convert
them to CV/Gate, and use the gate.
Now you have a tempo trigger. This voltage based trigger must be
converted to a socalled switched trigger (or S-trigger).
I do not know any commercially available converter, but there is a
description of how to build it on the Doepfer homepage (it is really
very simple if someone can solder).
http://www.doepfer.de/faq/gen_faq.htm#S-Trig
Best regards, Florian