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On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 10:23 PM, Daniel Hegarty <danielphegarty@googlemail.com> wrote: > So I'm effectively syncing purely by setting the SUS commands to >precisely > the right length. I'm now wondering if that's not the optimal solution, Unforturnately not optiomal because MIDI is in fact very flaky timing-wise, being a serial protocol. So even if MIDI events are quantized in the sequencer they can never be sent at the same time through a MIDI port. > Would I > need to change the 8th note count before recording each loop in order to >get > them to be the right length? No, just use what gives enough "pre-timing". > Another knowledge black spot, would changing the pre-delay have any >effect > on the timing of the looping actions? Perhaps causing the loops to >trigger > earlier than they should be? Seems you have been missing the basic point in all this, which is that the EDP has to run synchronized to the MIDI sequencer. I've heard people doing that well with MIDI Clock and myself I have been doing it a couple of time with beat pulse sync (recorded a pulse from the EDP into Logic and then playing back that pulse into the EDP to make it follow). Greetings from Sweden Per Boysen www.boysen.se www.perboysen.com