Well, it needs an audio signal to work, so if you're not feeding it any audio, then what's the point? You can manaully enter the tempo via the incremetn buttons and then press start. Maybe I'm not understanding your question? If you don't want it changing the tempo once you have it locked, just put it in freewheeling mode. I do this most of the time for best results. I'll use it to get the tempo of the record, then freewheel it the rest of the track. It's pretty rare to get tempo fluctuations on the record itself, so once it has it, the tempo should change until you change records. Then I take it out of FW mode until it sync again, then FW, etc.... rEalm How do you find your MS's timing when you don't have any audio signal being fed to it? Mine is flakey... I use it to drive an E6400 Ultra, and I can constantly hear small tempo changes going on when I've got bpm synced effects running (it's especially noticeable with delays, coz the delay signal gets detuned slightly if the sync changes, causing a flanging effect)... If I use my rm1x to generate midi clock, the timing is solid. So it's definitely an issue with the MS... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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RE: [xl7] Red Sound Micro Sync
2003-05-23 by erik_magrini@Baxter.com