Doepfer

for those who work with the a 155
 i just bought one and it's really big fun but there is somethin i can't
understand:
i observed  that when  using the A155 slaved to another sequecer (here a asq
10)
by midi clock (using A190 to convert midi clock) the sequences are a little
earlyer than the other machines that are also synchronized.
i could record the sequences and have a confirmation of what i heard:
the sequences of the A155 are 8ms before the rest of my sequences.
8ms is not a lot but i can hear it and it's a little bit like playing with a
drummer that press the tempo.......
is it normal ? is there somethin' to do ?
did you observe that with your A155 modules?
should i buy the A162  to delay the midi clock?
thanks
olivier armbruster    france

hi olivier, 
i use my two a155 quite often and i haven't notice any timing problems...i,also,sync them using my a190.But i have my a100 connected after a long midi in-thru-in chain...I sync them to my ancient atari st. 
...maybe i don't analyze things too much... 
wellcome to the list!!

--- Olivier Armbruster <bigboost@free.fr> wrote: 
> for those who work with the a 155 
> i just bought one and it's really big fun but there 
> is somethin i can't 
> understand: 
> i observed that when using the A155 slaved to 
> another sequecer (here a asq 
> 10) 
> by midi clock (using A190 to convert midi clock) the 
> sequences are a little 
> earlyer than the other machines that are also 
> synchronized. 
> i could record the sequences and have a confirmation 
> of what i heard: 
> the sequences of the A155 are 8ms before the rest of 
> my sequences. 
> 8ms is not a lot but i can hear it and it's a little 
> bit like playing with a 
> drummer that press the tempo....... 
> is it normal ? is there somethin' to do ? 
> did you observe that with your A155 modules? 
> should i buy the A162 to delay the midi clock? 
> thanks 
> olivier armbruster france 
> 
> 
> 



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