Analogue-sequencer

After reading the egroups history it seems that early units were set
up as SYNC midi or DIN (but not both)

This unit (#10) * seems?* to sync MIDI (as MASTER)  fine up to 169 -  170 bpm,
them it goes all over the place....(mostly slows down)
I was wondering if this is normal?  If it sync midi it to a drum machine
out of A-D, no problems it will sync as master up to 247 bpm.

Thanks!

Also does anyone have any p3 rack ears the would want to sell?

--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "Ronald Young"
<datacult@...> wrote:
> After reading the egroups history it seems that early units were set
> up as SYNC midi or DIN (but not both)
> 
> This unit (#10) * seems?* to sync MIDI (as MASTER)  fine up to 169 -
 170 bpm,
> them it goes all over the place....(mostly slows down)
> I was wondering if this is normal?  If it sync midi it to a drum machine
> out of A-D, no problems it will sync as master up to 247 bpm.

Colin can tell you how your P3 was set up. I have #1013 and it is a
DIN SYNC out unit on the SYNC output. The weird behavior may mean it
is a DIN SYNC unit. It's easy to check by plugging into one of the
MIDI outs instead of the SYNC out.

Or plug a DIN SYNC unit into the SYNC Out and see if it tracks.

-Jim