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One possible solution might be to use two products from MIDI Solutions that will split and merge the MIDI signal: FCB out -> splitter in splitter out 1 -> rptr1 in splitter out 2 -> merger in 1 rptr1 out (not thru) -> merger in 2 merger out -> rptr2 in http://www.midisolutions.com/prodmrg.htm http://www.midisolutions.com/prodthr.htm sean At 09:00 PM 04/01/14, Zoe Keating wrote: >Oh tale of woe, my beloved repeater suffers from accelerated decrepitude: >the tempo knob is busted, power supply has to be taped into place 'cause >it crackles...I fear the end is near... > >But that's not my subject today. This question is a variation on one I >have asked in the past. > >I've got 2 repeaters. Using one midi pedal, I want to get repeater 02 to >receive midi sync from repeater 01. >I have the FCB1010 controlling both repeaters on different channels. > >FCB1010 -> repeater 01 midi in >repeater 01 thru -> repeater 02 midi in > >problem: repeater 02 does not receive midi clock from repeater 01. > >I used to work around this by recording a blank loop on repeater 02 and >then would twiddle the tempo knob to match the tempo of the loop in >repeater 01. But that was a brain-dead solution and.. well...clearly I've >been twiddling that knob too much!! > >Am I daft? Does anyone know another way to achieve this? > >Thanks very, very much. Zoe