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Re: LP2 at namm Louie's start/stop
Shouldn't matter either way if it adheres to the MIDI spec...
>Charles,
>Many thanks for the 2880 info.
>..but we're talking about using the looper as the master here.
>
>I don't know if the LP2 continues to send clock after it's stopped,
>but it certainly can't send worthwhile clock *before* the length
>is defined by tapping ;-)
>
>
>andy b
>
>Charles Zwicky wrote:
>>Andy B,
>>
>>The "Start/Stop" is an separate MIDI command and many (if not
>>most?) devices spew MIDI clock continuously. When I connect my
>>Electro Harmonix 2880 to my Korg Electribe and start the 2880 from
>>it's front panel (rather than by pressing "start" on the Electribe)
>>the looper is constantly synched to the MIDI tempo and the loops
>>will speed up and slow down if I change the drum machine's tempo,
>>even if it is "stopped"
>>
>>
>>Andy B wrote:
>>Is it not possible that a drum machine can be set to not start
>>until it starts receiving midi-clock?
>>
>>Andy Owens wrote:
>>>Not pushing for it, but I have to agree with Louie that the ability on
>>>the lp1 to start the drumb machine with a command also starting record,
>>>and to stop the drumb machine with a record stop command is so, so nice.
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