Doepfer

Hi All!

I just recently aquired an A-100 basic in the suitcase and I've been 
having quite a ball. I understand there is quite a learning curve 
with these, but I think I'm making pretty good headway. 

Pretty much just one issue I can't seem to resolve...

Last night I decided to hook up the A-100 to my Korg MS-2000R's midi 
out and give a try with the clock through the A-190 in order to 
dabble with the A-160 and A-161 without having to use Cubase.

I was successful in getting this to go, but the Clock sync was 
absolutely off, even using the divider. It seems way too fast even 
at low tempo.

I decided to patch in Cubase, same problem, unless I enter notes 
into the Midi track. Then I can reset the LFO's, ect. just fine.

Otherwise, wayyy off. Is this just the nature of the beast?

Or do I need to edit my A-190? (GASP! Little buttons!)



Thanks for any help in advance! Modular rules!

P(Newb!)

hallo paul,

the midi standard gives you three clicks per sixteenth note so if you
need sixteenths as your starting point, you'll have to have a glance
at the manual (HAGATM), and set the internal division to three. takes
about a minute :)

stu

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <paulkaiju@...> wrote:

>
> Hi All!
> 
> I just recently aquired an A-100 basic in the suitcase and I've been 
> having quite a ball. I understand there is quite a learning curve 
> with these, but I think I'm making pretty good headway. 
> 
> Pretty much just one issue I can't seem to resolve...
> 
> Last night I decided to hook up the A-100 to my Korg MS-2000R's midi 
> out and give a try with the clock through the A-190 in order to 
> dabble with the A-160 and A-161 without having to use Cubase.
> 
> I was successful in getting this to go, but the Clock sync was 
> absolutely off, even using the divider. It seems way too fast even 
> at low tempo.
> 
> I decided to patch in Cubase, same problem, unless I enter notes 
> into the Midi track. Then I can reset the LFO's, ect. just fine.
> 
> Otherwise, wayyy off. Is this just the nature of the beast?
> 
> Or do I need to edit my A-190? (GASP! Little buttons!)
> 
> 
> 
> Thanks for any help in advance! Modular rules!
> 
> P(Newb!)
>

Got it all worked out!


My gear is all in sync, and my A-100 is WOW all in it!

This is twiddle heaven!


Thanks Stu!;)


--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Stu Grimshaw" <grimshaw@...> 
wrote:
>
> hallo paul,
> 
> the midi standard gives you three clicks per sixteenth note so if 
you
> need sixteenths as your starting point, you'll have to have a 
glance
> at the manual (HAGATM), and set the internal division to three. 
takes
> about a minute :)
> 
> stu
> 
> --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <paulkaiju@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi All!
> > 
> > I just recently aquired an A-100 basic in the suitcase and I've 
been 
> > having quite a ball. I understand there is quite a learning 
curve 
> > with these, but I think I'm making pretty good headway. 
> > 
> > Pretty much just one issue I can't seem to resolve...
> > 
> > Last night I decided to hook up the A-100 to my Korg MS-2000R's 
midi 
> > out and give a try with the clock through the A-190 in order to 
> > dabble with the A-160 and A-161 without having to use Cubase.
> > 
> > I was successful in getting this to go, but the Clock sync was 
> > absolutely off, even using the divider. It seems way too fast 
even 

> > at low tempo.
> > 
> > I decided to patch in Cubase, same problem, unless I enter notes 
> > into the Midi track. Then I can reset the LFO's, ect. just fine.
> > 
> > Otherwise, wayyy off. Is this just the nature of the beast?
> > 
> > Or do I need to edit my A-190? (GASP! Little buttons!)
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks for any help in advance! Modular rules!
> > 
> > P(Newb!)
> >
>