Re: [seq24-users] External Midi clock

[<lin...@ya...>]

hi,

here is my solution for using seq24 as midi slave:
sync muse as midi slave to the midi-clock, you want to use as master.
muse syncs to jack and now you can sync seq24 to jack.
if there is another programm, that can be midi-slave and jack-master,
you can choose that, but on my system it works very fine with muse...

greetings l.chaos


J B wrote:
> Hi,
>   I should start by saying I'm a huge fan of SEQ24. I love the
> interface and the minimalistic approach to sequencing, its extremely
> intuitive. Cutting out extraneous tools helps me work more fluently.
> Rob, if you're reading, thank you!
>  Is there a way to synchronize SEQ24 to an external midi clock, or
> simply synchronize it to the clock of another midi device? ( for the
> purpose of syncing a device that can't be configured to be a midi slave )
>  Or, has there been discussion of making the midi clock within SEQ24
> more precise? ( for example, setting the outputs to 120.5 or 140.39 bpm?)
>
>    Cheers,
>   J Blahut
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