Yes I often use Ardour and Mixbus32c  but I do not actually use it
    for this problem: I just use seq24, seq64 and Giada:
    
    I am on ubuntu studio64 with 2 multiface II sound cards + ESI M4U Xt
    midi usb interface
    
    Try to create a minimal setup, which still exhibits the
        problem:
    
    With seq24 I control 4 synthesizers : SE-02, Andromeda, Solaris and
    a Q Rack with midi pattern + the DSI Tempest set as slave and all
    are connected in seq24 interface. The seq24 different patterns are
    connected to the different synthesizers by this way: just right
    click in the pattern and choose the midi bus. In the option menu of
    seq24 I put on the midi clock on the midi channel of the tempest : 
    [4] 28:3 (ESI M4U XT midi 4) ---> on  
    
    At this time everybody work fine but when I wanted to record the
    pattern loops in Giada (audio software) I had to connect Giada and
    seq24 to jack to make them synchronize and at this time I had the
    problem with the Tempest: 77 bpm  instead of 120 bpm.
        At the beginning I thought that it was the fault of Giada but when I eliminated Giada of the setup, the problem persisted. It
        appears when I connect seq24 to jack.
        
        So to summarize
            the moment when the problem appears, I do not use audio
            software, only midi with seq24 which drives the synthesizers
            and the Tempest as Slave.
          
    To have a minimal setup now which still exhibits the problem,
                now I have only seq24 connected to the Tempest. 
                    
                  (I also tried  to connect the
            Tempest to my master midi i/o multiface but the problem
            persist.)
            
            Philippe
          
    
    Le 03/10/2019 à 17:10, Christopher
      Arndt a écrit :
    
    (Re-directing
      the discussion to the mailing list again.)
      
      
      Am 03.10.19 um 15:03 schrieb Philippe GARCIA-ORTUNO:
      
      Yesterday I made a test to connect seq24
        (in seq24 send the clock to midi Throught and then connect midi
        Trought to Ardour MMC, Ardour+seq24+Tempest played well at 120).
        
      
      
      So is Ardour normally involved in your setup? Can you describe
      exactly, which (audio) software you are running and what is
      connected where and to what (audio and midi, ALSA, JACK and
      hardware MIDI connections)? Try to create a minimal setup, which
      still exhibits the problem.
      
      
      
      
      Chris
      
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