Analogue-sequencer

Colin, how does this midi clock thing work?
Would it be possible to have the P3 start whenever a midi clock is 
received, but instead of following the midi clock, just use the selected P3 
tempo. Basically having the midi clock trigger run and stop (but not 
dictate the tempo)?

I have just tried running the P3 next to Cubase, both using their own 
tempos (100 bpm), and the times I actually managed to start the P3 in sync 
with Cubase, they stayed in perfect sync.

I'm not sure how many would use a feature like this, but if you hide it in 
the midi clock menu (e.g. on/off/trigger), no one will notice - and it 
would certainly make me very happy ;)

Jesper.

On Sat, 27 Nov 2004 22:45:21 +0100, Jesper <jj@opq.dk> wrote:

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>Colin, how does this midi clock thing work?
>Would it be possible to have the P3 start whenever a midi clock is 
>received, but instead of following the midi clock, just use the selected P3 
>tempo. Basically having the midi clock trigger run and stop (but not 
>dictate the tempo)?

You could put a filter between the clock and P3 and determine what
reaches it. 

>I'm not sure how many would use a feature like this, but if you hide it in 
>the midi clock menu (e.g. on/off/trigger), no one will notice - and it 
>would certainly make me very happy ;)

Being happy is good
Being good makes you happy
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You should be able to do this by not sending midi clock but just sending
midi machine control. This will allow you to start and stop with the
sequencer.

James R. Coplin
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jesper [mailto:jj@opq.dk]
> Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 3:45 PM
> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [analogue-sequencer] Midi clock trigger
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> Colin, how does this midi clock thing work?
> Would it be possible to have the P3 start whenever a midi clock is
> received, but instead of following the midi clock, just use the selected
> P3
> tempo. Basically having the midi clock trigger run and stop (but not
> dictate the tempo)?
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> I have just tried running the P3 next to Cubase, both using their own
> tempos (100 bpm), and the times I actually managed to start the P3 in sync
> with Cubase, they stayed in perfect sync.
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> I'm not sure how many would use a feature like this, but if you hide it in
> the midi clock menu (e.g. on/off/trigger), no one will notice - and it
> would certainly make me very happy ;)
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> Jesper.
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