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It's not the unstable midi clock. Most midi clocks have a bit of jitter. There's something weird going on at the beginning of the loop. Sucks. Maybe it will be fixed in the 1.2 OS... Oh yeah, I forgot, there won't be one. Do you're self a favor and use a different device for your midi clock. (I used the output of the AdrenaLinn this weekend in Santa Cruz... that is until the cable fell out during the performance, and then it just got "loose" Never heard the click you're describing. Are you sure your gain structure is good? Mark Sottilaro On Sunday, July 14, 2002, at 10:19 AM, Skip wrote: > I've heard it....drives me crazy. > I don't know of any solution though. > > The MIDI clock signal is a tiny bit unstable (+ or - .5 BPM)...not > _that_ much of a problem, but a HUGE pain in the ass if you're syncing > delays. > > I just got a MoFX and I was so psyched about syncing it up to the > Repeater. > > Unfortunately the MoFX has a pitch shifting algorithm to simulate > analog delays (for when you change delay speed), and when the clock > jitters... your delay's pitch warbles. > > I tried to sync up to Pro Tools Free on my iBook, but it jittered > too...you could see it on the tempo display of the Repeater. > > I've sort of assumed that with all the processing going on in the > Repeater, the clock gets behind and then it has to speed up to stay on > beat. > > That's just my guess. > > -12 > > > On Sunday, July 14, 2002, at 11:43 AM, Tom Dauria wrote: > >> Hey all, my Repeater is making this low-level "ticking" sound out of >> the right channel when it plays back off of a Simpletech 128 mb CFC. >> It's definitely not the metronome, and it can't be heard during >> initial recording. It's very annoying, has anyone else had this >> problem? Also, what's up with the MIDI clock out? >> >> Tom >