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marcus kirby wrote:
Would I just need a midi through box?
Electribe to EDP1 EDP1 Out to EDP 2 EDP 1 Through to Moog MP201 (assuming you still need the Moog)
I think my issue is that I need them to be on separate midi channels. Basically, I need one controller to control both edps, and I don.commt think my behringer or anything else does that.
Put both EDPs on one channel, but use the Source# param to check them to work in different ranges. andy
On Jun 15, 2011 9:29 AM, "andy butler" <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk <mailto:akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>> wrote:> Can't you just midi sync the EDPs ? > A splitter after the Electribe? > > params > SYNC = In > 8th/Cycle = length of bar > > OR > > the edp looptimes can be shown as slightly different, > and they'll still be in sync, as the syncing action > chops the loop slightly. > I'd guess actual beat length is .505 (or so) > and the edps should stick to that. > > > andy > > marcus kirby wrote: >> Here's my current setup: >> >> Electribe midi out -> Moog MP201 Midi in -> CV Gate on/off to EDP1 and >> EDP2 Beat Sync. >> >> EDP one ranges anywhere from .50 to .51 when trying to catch the beat,>> which is fine when it's just one EDP. But when two start going together, >> I'll have one at .51 and the other at .50, which makes EDP2 slightly off>> sync. >> >> Is there a better way to sync the two? >