Re: OT. Help with simple midi prob???

[mr monk <monk@fuse.net>]

it should be in the midi menu, but you may not have it on the simpler
machines.  i'm pretty sure that one of those (midi clock, i think) just
basically gives a starting point for the sequence....


sorry, i wish i was there to help troubleshoot, iknow how frustrating that
can be.... in the mean time, if you are recording, you could run the 
earlier
of the two sequences thru a chort delay to get them to sound the same...
it's not the best solution, but it may get you thru for now...





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 and on 8/27/01 6:47 AM, mark.red@involvelearning.com at
mark.red@involvelearning.com wrote:

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> Definately no partial beat of silence at the beginning, did check that...
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> I'm not sure about the midi clock or miditime code thing... as far as I
> know (at work now so can't check that) I dont have that option on either
> drum machine or synth. (although I have seen it on computer software
> (acid>cubase etc) could it be called something else? do I get to it by 
>some
> funky complicated way? or should it be a standard option in the "midi"
> menu??
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> but thanks for the quick response!!
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> Mark
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> Subject:     Re: OT. Help with simple midi prob???
> 27/08/2001       
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> are you using midi clock or miditime code? and are both looking for/
> sending
> the same thing?
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> also check to make sure that you haven't accidentally recorded a beat or
> partial beat of silence at the beginning of one or your sequences.
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> anon 8/27/01 6:30 AM, mark.red@involvelearning.com at
> mark.red@involvelearning.com wrote:
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>> Sorry for being Off topic, I should really join some midi music list for
>> this Q, but I know many of you guys are well into this stuff 
>so...HELP???
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>> NO computer in my setup, just hardware. I just got a Korg MS2000R for
>> sequencing simple background pads and basslines AND (a bit on topic)
>> processing (Via its audio in) my guitar loops etc. And I'm very happy
> with
>> it. BUT...
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>> When I plug the midi out from my drum machine ( a cheap Boss DrGroove202
>> thang) into midi IN on the MS2000 and send it a simple sequence (the 
>boss
>> has a little external sequencer built in) the synth is (a tiny bit) 
>late,
>> late enough to be awful tho! I am sure I have everything set up right.
> Same
>> midi channel, Synch INTERNAL on drummachine Synch EXTERNAL on synth. And
> it
>> DOES play and at the correct tempo. BUT  LATE!!!!
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>> This is so annoying cos its about the simplest midi setup possible. Its
> not
>> that I have too much midi stuff going on... (Well there is one more 
>thing
>> in the chain, a Roland GR30, but thats AFTER the synth (via synth THRU
>> port) and thats in time)
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>> Anyone????? Help????
>> Please????
>> 
>> Mark Red
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