30 May
2009
30 May
'09
11:03 a.m.
On Fri, May 29, 2009 2:33 pm, Atte André Jensen wrote:
I did some playing with sooperlooper, and I think it's calculating the
tempo correctly based on the clock pulses that you feed it. So, if you
get a different tempo... then you're T's aren't spaced right.
I would also try it _without_ the S.
When playing with it, I surprisingly had a hard time getting my midi clock
pulses to send out with the right timing.
S
S S
T T T T .... T T T T .... T T T T
As mentioned the two clients I test against misbehaves with this,
running at 116-117 bpm instead of 112. Maybe I should stop thinking so much and just hack
away something that
works for exactly my purpose (I only need to sync with sooperlooper),
however wrong (according to the standard) it is.
Still, I'd be interrested in any input, though...
Doesn't sooperlooper sync to the JACK transport? (It does on my machine.)
If it were me, I would try that route rather than midi clock. :-)
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