Take note though that then M/P requires a negative going
trigger, so a positive pulse will trigger it on the down
slope. Depending on the pulse width, that might be too late.
The Arp trigger output from my Kenton Pro-2 doesn't work,
for example. The clock trigger from my Doepfer midi-cv is
fine, but I need to invert the output from the default.
trigger, so a positive pulse will trigger it on the down
slope. Depending on the pulse width, that might be too late.
The Arp trigger output from my Kenton Pro-2 doesn't work,
for example. The clock trigger from my Doepfer midi-cv is
fine, but I need to invert the output from the default.
> A sample of a Roland TR707 drum machine's Rimshot would be ideal ...
>
> The TR707 actually had a dedicated Rimshot trigger output specifically
> for driving arpegiators ... this worked well for driving sync pulses
> into my Juno 6 back in the day. In fact the only reason I kept the 707
> for so long was because it provided a convenient MIDI -> Sync Pulse
> "bridge" in my setup.