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Tagged: Global Tap, MIDI, Synchronisation
Hi guys,
working a bit at home (as we all do now 😉 ) on an electronic live setup I was wondering if there could be an option added to make the global tap listen to MIDI sync? I.e. it would be possible to match the tempo of a running DAW? I guess it could already be done by triggering the soft button linked to the tap function via MIDI, but I think a lot of people would find it much easier to sync the mixer’s delays via the standard MIDI sync protocol, emitted by almost every DAW I know, both for studio and live applications.
cheers & thanks,
Wouter
Yes!
60% of my shows are remote / tablet operations. So I’m not actually at the console a good amount of the time. I would love to be able to accept MIDI Clock over Ethernet from the drums. That can feed into a MIDI Sequencer to send my desired Global Tap Tempo.
Hi guys,
Unfortunately (and I would also love this!) it’s not possible due to the interrupts required.
We spent some time looking into it, and found that it would negatively affect the speed of other operations and could cause issues.
The MIDI control of Soft Keys actually came about as a solution for this (and of course enabled ‘by-proxy’ MIDI control of many other operations too).
Hopefully we can revisit this sometime though 🙂
Cheers,
Keith.
Thanks Keith, good to know that you have at least tried :-). An alternative idea; would it be possible to make the global tempo controllable via a direct midi message (nrpn or controller) to set the actual tempo value? I tried doing it with “virtually” tapping a soft button, but it seems very unstable especially with network MIDI. If we could set it directly via one simple message that would already make life a lot easier.. (at least my life, which is highly based on tempo synced delays 😉 )
Hey Wouter,
Nice thought – it’s on the list 😉
Thanks!
Keith.
When I evaluated an SQ-5 for my studio I used a custom MaxForLive device to translate tempo information from Ableton Live into the specific note number assigned to the SoftKey for Global Tap.
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