Elektron Musical Instruments

Hi All,

Probably like many of you I love using live hardware synced up 
properly for composing and performing. This is one of the reasons I 
love my MD so much! I also own some much loved Din Sync devices - TB, 
808, MC-202, MC-4 which need no introduction. I have a nice modular 
synth setup as well and quite a few CV/Gate/Trig monosynths that run 
beautifully running from the various Din Sync Trig outputs. I have 
always used Clock to Din Sync convertors (Kenton/Reese etc) to run my 
Din Sync rig as a slave to whatever is my master Midi Clock source 
[MD, G4, MPC etc]. A long standing issue [10 years plus] for me is 
the lag or lateness in the Din Sync rig after conversion from the 
Midi Clock Sync. My midi rig running on it's own is tight enough for 
me to live with after plenty of tweeking and my Din Sync/Trigger rig 
is of course so tight it makes my eyes water! Put the two together 
with a converter and even if I try and convince myself [and believe 
me I've tried] it's just not on the money. The net result being I end 
up recording the Din Sync/Trigger stuff as audio and re-syncing it in 
my Mac or sampling 16 bar passes and re-triggering the samples as 
midi in my MPC. Sort of OK for the studio but hopeless for a live 
improvised performance and a 16 bar loop is never going to be the 
same as a synced live analogue experience. So - while losing sleep 
and sanity pondering this deilema over the last few years I designed 
a box that fixes the problem and adds some truely mind bending Din 
Sync options. It started out as something for me - to be honest I 
never assumed anyone else would be interested - but since making it 
and sharing it with a few close friends with Din Sync devices of 
their own [who now refuse to use their own rigs without my little 
box] I decided to make a few a share the experience. I'm getting a 
website together but it may be a while away so if anyone is 
interested - please feel free to email me. I'll send you back some 
photos and how much and how it works etc..... Sorry this post is so 
long winded but I thought it best to explain how I arrived at this 
point and how it related to the Elektron Users Group in the first 
place. All the best. David.

--- hello david, ive been using dynsync to midi converter, its very 
tight timing wise, whats your device?
> Hi All,
> 
> Probably like many of you I love using live hardware synced up 
> properly for composing and performing. This is one of the reasons 
I 
> love my MD so much! I also own some much loved Din Sync devices - 
TB, 
> 808, MC-202, MC-4 which need no introduction. I have a nice 
modular 
> synth setup as well and quite a few CV/Gate/Trig monosynths that 
run 
> beautifully running from the various Din Sync Trig outputs. I have 
> always used Clock to Din Sync convertors (Kenton/Reese etc) to run 
my 
> Din Sync rig as a slave to whatever is my master Midi Clock source 
> [MD, G4, MPC etc]. A long standing issue [10 years plus] for me is 
> the lag or lateness in the Din Sync rig after conversion from the 
> Midi Clock Sync. My midi rig running on it's own is tight enough 
for 
> me to live with after plenty of tweeking and my Din Sync/Trigger 
rig 
> is of course so tight it makes my eyes water! Put the two together 
> with a converter and even if I try and convince myself [and 
believe 
> me I've tried] it's just not on the money. The net result being I 
end 
> up recording the Din Sync/Trigger stuff as audio and re-syncing it 
in 
> my Mac or sampling 16 bar passes and re-triggering the samples as 
> midi in my MPC. Sort of OK for the studio but hopeless for a live 
> improvised performance and a 16 bar loop is never going to be the 
> same as a synced live analogue experience. So - while losing sleep 
> and sanity pondering this deilema over the last few years I 
designed 
> a box that fixes the problem and adds some truely mind bending Din 
> Sync options. It started out as something for me - to be honest I 
> never assumed anyone else would be interested - but since making 
it 
> and sharing it with a few close friends with Din Sync devices of 
> their own [who now refuse to use their own rigs without my little 
> box] I decided to make a few a share the experience. I'm getting a 
> website together but it may be a while away so if anyone is 
> interested - please feel free to email me. I'll send you back some 
> photos and how much and how it works etc..... Sorry this post is 
so 

> long winded but I thought it best to explain how I arrived at this 
> point and how it related to the Elektron Users Group in the first 
> place. All the best. David.