03-18-2019, 09:07 PM
Back again,
so i received the DIN-Sync cable today, connected the digitone, set both the digitone and the NerdSEQ to DIN-sync while the Digitone is the master without compensation (is that even possible with the digitone?? don't know yet).
I have a four on the floor bassdrum on the digitone, four on the floor on a trigger output (Erica Bassdrum) and a four on the floor bassdrum on a sample output.
All 3 bassdrums run perfectly in sync. Starting stopping, all without problems. Also going down to 30 bpm where one should notice a difference if there would be a tick missing the most, also there, no problem at all.
I searched a bit around and came also here to this:
https://www.elektronauts.com/t/analog-fo...hare/33913
Actually this doesn't fit onto your issue, except for the case if the A-MK2 would have a delay between the run and clock signal but doesn't handle this on it's own sequencer. It wouldn't make sense though, usually the sync24 ticks are exactly in time with midi clocks. So i guess thats not whats going on.
The NerdSEQ doesn't handle any delay which is definitely fine with modern equipement. And if it would, the timing would even be worse, compared to the master.
Maybe scope pictures that show the exact timing might help.
so i received the DIN-Sync cable today, connected the digitone, set both the digitone and the NerdSEQ to DIN-sync while the Digitone is the master without compensation (is that even possible with the digitone?? don't know yet).
I have a four on the floor bassdrum on the digitone, four on the floor on a trigger output (Erica Bassdrum) and a four on the floor bassdrum on a sample output.
All 3 bassdrums run perfectly in sync. Starting stopping, all without problems. Also going down to 30 bpm where one should notice a difference if there would be a tick missing the most, also there, no problem at all.
I searched a bit around and came also here to this:
https://www.elektronauts.com/t/analog-fo...hare/33913
Actually this doesn't fit onto your issue, except for the case if the A-MK2 would have a delay between the run and clock signal but doesn't handle this on it's own sequencer. It wouldn't make sense though, usually the sync24 ticks are exactly in time with midi clocks. So i guess thats not whats going on.
The NerdSEQ doesn't handle any delay which is definitely fine with modern equipement. And if it would, the timing would even be worse, compared to the master.
Maybe scope pictures that show the exact timing might help.
PLEASE use the search function if something have been asked or discussed before.
Every (unnessesary) forum support means less time to develop! But of course, i am here to help!
Every (unnessesary) forum support means less time to develop! But of course, i am here to help!