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Author Topic: DIN Sync slow on Roland MC202 when USB MIDI or Clock is selected on BSP  (Read 10643 times)

Bifop

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Re: DIN Sync slow on Roland MC202 when USB MIDI or Clock is selected on BSP
« Reply #15 on: August 14, 2015, 06:35:13 pm »
Yes that worked (for the sync at least) ! Thanks Terrym.

Zeitschleife

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Re: DIN Sync slow on Roland MC202 when USB MIDI or Clock is selected on BSP
« Reply #16 on: September 26, 2015, 06:46:48 pm »
After firmware update 1.2.0.6 it works now  :)

In Cubase 7.5 it runs solid.

But in Studio One V3 I did not get it in sync. This is not a problem of the BSP. I made a cross check with my Kenton USB solo with the same result.

Perhaps some one in this forum could help me to get it run solid in presonus studio one.

Here my post in the Studio One forum: https://forums.presonus.com/posting.php?mode=edit&f=213&p=69826

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Re: DIN Sync slow on Roland MC202 when USB MIDI or Clock is selected on BSP
« Reply #17 on: October 04, 2015, 06:53:29 pm »
I found a solution for Studio One Version 3:

In Options Advanced Midi I choose Use legacy Midi insted of direct music.

In External Devices I made a Keyboard device and an Instrument device, here I choose Send Midi clock and Send Midi Clock start.

The Timing is now perfect.

But: I must choose a the smallest (64 samples) or a small buffer size in my Steinberg UR22 soundcard. If I uncheck Use legacy Midi insted of direct music the timing goes bad.

I misunderstood the sync knob settings of Beatstep Pro, INT and USB sends MIDI and clock out over USB and the MIDI out socket, MIDI means an external device is connect over MIDI in socket and clock means that a DIN SYNC device is connected over clock in socket.

 

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