Analogue-sequencer

>
> It could be quite hard to hit start on exactly the right clock pulse 
> though.

Still, I would *love* to see this feature as well!

Boele

On Tuesday 04 May 2004 11:19, Boele Gerkes wrote:
> > It could be quite hard to hit start on exactly the
> > right clock pulse though.
>
> Still, I would *love* to see this feature as well!

Quantized on quarter notes, this should be very possible 
indeed.

- Robert

> You'd need to be able to switch the clock source manually because 
at the
> moment the switching is in response to the midi start message. If 
it ignores
> the start, it won't switch source.

Does it? wow, if that's the case, then when I'm filtering out the 
start message, that implies that the P3 is free running when I'm 
doing overdubs. Seems to stay in sync though!!!

> I suppose an option for 'manual start midi sync' could have the 
start
> message switch the clock source over to midi, but not start the 
sequencer,
> and then leave you to manually start it.

Yep, that sound like what I need.
> It could be quite hard to hit start on exactly the right clock 
pulse though.

See above! ;->)

Andy
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Andy Wilson
http://www.techman.synth.net
andy@techman.synth.net

> OK, it's not the clock *source* I want to switch. Auto clock setting
> is OK for me. I do want the P3 to follow external midi clock when
> it's available, but what I *don't* want is for the P3 to
> automatically start or continue each time I start the recorder. I
> want to be able to start the P3 manually but in sync. Therefore what
> I need is for the 'Start' and 'Continue' system realtime messages to
> be filtered out, which I'm doing with Midiox at the moment.
> If this could be made a user option, that would be V.cool.

You'd need to be able to switch the clock source manually because at the
moment the switching is in response to the midi start message. If it ignores
the start, it won't switch source.
I suppose an option for 'manual start midi sync' could have the start
message switch the clock source over to midi, but not start the sequencer,
and then leave you to manually start it.
It could be quite hard to hit start on exactly the right clock pulse though.

Cheers,
Colin f




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