07-07-2024, 08:52 PM
OK, I get what is going on and I got to say it is correct what happens.
You got your sync settings set to SYNC which means it will do the start of the new selected pattern only on a zero cross of the mainclock.
Your STSP is happening at a point where when the pattern is finished it is not at a zero point, so it keeps playing (in your case pattern 27...I had to think about that but that is just 1B hex / row 1D) until the zero cross and does the new pattern start then.
That is correct behaviour for the sync mode.
What you could do is either set your pattern sync mode to 'normal'. Or leave it to SYNC, put the STSP 123 twice in the same FX (does the same as pressing start twice so it toggles to launch at the next cuepoint) row as it will then use the next cuepoint. I assume for that that your patterns are all using 16 (or multiple of that) steps.
You got your sync settings set to SYNC which means it will do the start of the new selected pattern only on a zero cross of the mainclock.
Your STSP is happening at a point where when the pattern is finished it is not at a zero point, so it keeps playing (in your case pattern 27...I had to think about that but that is just 1B hex / row 1D) until the zero cross and does the new pattern start then.
That is correct behaviour for the sync mode.
What you could do is either set your pattern sync mode to 'normal'. Or leave it to SYNC, put the STSP 123 twice in the same FX (does the same as pressing start twice so it toggles to launch at the next cuepoint) row as it will then use the next cuepoint. I assume for that that your patterns are all using 16 (or multiple of that) steps.
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