Dave Smith Instruments SYNTHESIZERS

For me the tightest way was to make both Live and the
Evolver  slaves to my Machinedrum. Perhaps it will
work well just having Live as slave to the Evolver as
well. Give it a try. De paso \ufffdDe donde eres Mariana?
Flavio


 ,--- Mariana Cruz <mariana.cruz@...> wrote:

>  i had the same problem you described -- i ended up
> setting the clock to
> internal (reading the same tempo as in live) and
> then restarting the seq.
> each bar/each length of the sequence using the one
> note restart trigger. i
> had to do the same with my nord as well -- it's one
> of the best (i.e.
> cheapest!) ways to fix a drift problem.
> 
> hope this helps.
> 
> On 11/2/05, Julian <jujulilianan@...>
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Apparently ableton live has sync problems with
> some midi interfaces.
> > Check out their user forum, and see what
> interfaces users are having
> > success with.
> >
> >
> > On Wed, 02 Nov 2005 05:20:37 -0000, "popsicko1"
> <popsicko@...>
> > said:
> > > Anybody having sync issues? My Evolver seems to
> drift when sync'd to
> > Live
> > > 5. Plus any "clock
> > > divide" sequences I make seem to be ignored and
> playedat either 8th's or
> > > 16th, depending on
> > > what the main clock divide is set to. For
> instance I programmed a
> > > "gallop" sequence (8th,
> > > 16th, 16th repeat) and it plays back at straight
> 16ths. Are these
> > > sequences overidden by
> > > incoming clock signals?
> > > Thanks
> > > -b
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