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Hello John.
Thank you for your answer. Voice Common I exactly use... I have a MIDI
Interface from MOTU MidiTimepiece AV (connected via Parallel Port)
on a second port. I tried to connect AN1x directly to MIDI
ports, which are on my sound card (EMU-1820). I tried AN1x with my friend in
his studio. The problem still persists. I don't have a problem with "catch
up" synchronization. But stay in sync. Synchronization is loosing often during
two bars. I mean that is happen when leds blinked brightly on the panel.. I can�t
quit say if it is a new
problem because I didn�t use synchronization before.


 


Any another
idea? 



Thank you so much.



----- Original Message ----
From: Jon <jondl_2000@...>
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2006 1:24:40 PM
Subject: Re: [AN1x] Synchronization problem









  


    
            --- In AN1x-list@yahoogrou ps.com, Ondrash Daree <ondrash77@. ..> 

wrote:

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> 

> 

> Hello friends.

> 

> I have a

> problem with synchronization between An1x and Cubase SX3. 

Synchronization has lost.

> I have set up MIDI TxCh1, RxCh1, TxpatternCh2, Tempo of arpeggio 

as MIDI. When I press Play in SX3 and record MIDI events (I have 

chosen an Arp.preset) AN1x plays with

> same tempo like Cubase but without accuracy timing. I have tried 

to record arpeggio

> events and they are not aligned to the grid.  I have found out, 

that my AN1x LEDs (on a

> panel) occasionally blinked. It is strange� Could you help me with 

this issue?

> I know that An1x needs good power supply. I use AC adaptor with 

800mA. Is it

> OK?

> 

> 

> 

> Many Thanks.

> 

> Ondrash



Under the VOICE COMMON menu, set Tempo to MIDI to synchronize the 

Arp/Seq to MIDI Clock from your sequencer. If your suffering from 

drift, try beginning the sequencer a measure or two earlier to allow 

time for the AN1x to 'catch up' and stay in sync.  



If you are using a multi-port MIDI Interface with many devices, I'd 

suggest you move the AN1x to a higher number port to avoide any 

delay resulting from MIDI slop.



Regards,



Jon



Regards,



Jon





    
  

    
    




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