Re: cycle divide+midi clock relationship (was: New discovery on EDP!!!)

[andy butler <akbutler@tiscali.co.uk>]

mark francombe wrote:

> Internally on a laptop system I guessing hosts like Bidule have some 
> er... bidules that can multiply and divide the midi clock, 

They are indeed called Bidules.

..but there's no processor 
for MidiClocks.

maybe with Midi-Switchers and Midi-Delays??

> Or? What other tricks are there?

Only thing I can think of is to merge t2 streams of midi-clock together,
(or merge one with itself).
Don't think that's going to take you far,  I guess midi just isn't designed 
for innovation.

> Is this something that the designers of Evoloop might consider, having 2 
> different settings for midi clock output multiple and quantize setting 
> multiple?

..and now the good news

Echoloop has it's midi timing defined by the time sig params,
which are independent of Subcycle.
That was Matthias. 

andy


> Mark
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> On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 4:50 PM, mark francombe <mark@markfrancombe.com 
> <mailto:mark@markfrancombe.com>> wrote:
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>     Its all possible on the EDP, but not practical how you describe...
>     I find it hard enough to close a multiply exactly on 32 cycles, what
>     if it took 128 cycles PER musical bar... not possible.
>     I have these "smooth moves" programmed on my drum machine, and can
>     run certain patterns (bit like scripts on Mobius) when I need'em,
>     but its not nice...
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