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On 18 aug 2007, at 20.20, jnd wrote: > Hi again Per ... > > Thanks...i downloaded the Augustus plug-in. But i can't follow your > instructions : / ... how do i set the plug-in to send his tempo as > a midiclock? 1. Open the plug-in's GUI. 2. Click the "About/Register" button. 3. Select the "MIDI output" box. 4. Either save your host and launch Live again or delete the plug-in from the plug-in slot and open a new instance of it. This is for the change to take effect. Augustus Loop now opens a virtual MIDI Port that is named "Augustus Loop 1" by Ableton Live's MIDI/sync preferences. If you open a second plug-in, on another Live track, it will show up as "Augustus Loop 2". You should only use the first one as the Sync Master though, so be sure to activate the green Host Tempo button in the plug-in's GUI. > Greetings from Portugal Cool! I've been to Lisboa a couple of times and once lived four months on Kap Verde (former Portuguese colony and still very influenced, the vibe somewhere between Portugal and Africa) Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se (Swedish) www.looproom.com (international)