Midi clock and accuracy are kind of always trouble. Put on top the fact that you tigger from the "slave" unit and you are bound to get flams. Have you tried putting live as a master ? At least then the clock pulses are more likely to be in sync with the notes you trigger. The question of course is why use live to trigger sequences if you got the md in front of you :) Thomas Preine a \ufffdcrit : > > Hi, > > I'm a new (proud! :-)) machinedrum user and having problems getting > the MD sync to Ableton Live (or Logic Pro, tried both, no difference). > The MD is set to external sync and the software is sending MIDI clock, > should all be fine. I'm using clips in Live with single midi notes to > trigger the MD's patterns, MD is inserted as external instrument plug- > in. It doesn't work well - I always hear flams at the beginning of a > new pattern cycle/change. > So timing-wise it's unfortunately completely unusable.. :-/ > I tried adjusting all kinds of latency/compensation values like MIDI > clock delay, track delay, etc. but nothing seems to really help. > > Is anybody using such a setup successfully? Or has any idea...? > > greetings, > > Tom > > Ableton Live 7.0.2, MD SPS-1 UW MkII, MacBook Pro 2.33 GHz, 3 GB RAM, > 10.5.2, TM-1 as MIDI device, built-in audio > >
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Re: [elektron] Problems with external sync
2008-03-18 by M-.-n
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