I tried to slave Cubase before as well but unfortunately it's impossible. Like you said, Cubase doesn't lock to midi clock. --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "holographiccircusrecords" <jzw@t...> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > I have one more question: > > I want to use the MD as my master and Cubase sx as the slave. > The MD doesn't seem to provide MTC, but only midi clock, but cubase > doesn't slave to midi clock, only to MTC... ! > So as far as I can find out here, I can't use the MD as a master and > Cubase as the slave.. Only Cubase as the Master and MD as the slave... > Or does anybody know how to make MD the master over Cubase, maybe ?? > I checked other posts on the forum but can't figure out what to do. > > One remark: I see several complaints about the Cubase midi clock and > that it's drifting and so. I never had that problem. I use SX2. > I checked it by recording the same bass drum twice (audio), over 4 > minutes, MD synced to Cubase midi clock, and the only thing I got was > a tiny bit of variation between a tight sound of two perfectly > synchronized bass drums and a little bit of flanging on the bass > drums. > > Jord
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Re: MD as master, Cubase as slave: possible ??
2005-01-27 by machinedrum99
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