Doepfer

I have a small problem with syncing these two devices. all works perfect exept for one thing: 
when I stop my sequencer (logic8) and start it again the a-155 does not start from tick 1 but 
from tick 2, it resets itself to 1 but 9 times out of ten i sort of jumps over tick 1 and just 
starts from 2 so it is one step before the main sequencer (logic)... Otherwise its completly in 
sync only this weird thing happens...

That's a normal problem with sequencers - most of them reset to the
first step and then, first time a trigger arrives, go to step two. The
simple workaround is to drop the reset cable and manually advance the
sequencer to the last step when needed.

On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 12:51 PM, astroschnautzer
<astroschnautzer@yahoo.com> wrote:

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> I have a small problem with syncing these two devices. all works perfect
> exept for one thing:
>  when I stop my sequencer (logic8) and start it again the a-155 does not
> start from tick 1 but
>  from tick 2, it resets itself to 1 but 9 times out of ten i sort of jumps
> over tick 1 and just
>  starts from 2 so it is one step before the main sequencer (logic)...
> Otherwise its completly in
>  sync only this weird thing happens...
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> That's a normal problem with sequencers - most of them reset to the
> first step and then, first time a trigger arrives, go to step two. The
> simple workaround is to drop the reset cable and manually advance the
> sequencer to the last step when needed.

If the A-154 is used to control the A-155 the behaviour is different. For
the A-154 a reset signal "prepares" a reset to the step defined by the first
step setting of the A-154. But the advance to this step is triggered by the
rising edge of the next clock signal.

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer