Paul Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > > What do you think the solution is? [...] > > the hard-timers patch or something like it needs to go into the > kernel.
Thanks for clarifying. > >ardour apparently outputs MIDI clock sync. [...] > > no, it outputs MIDI Time Code, which is an entirely different beast. Ah, that explains alot. > >using my drum machine or hard disk recorder as the clock source. > > these devices provide a very low resolution clock, and it can't be > used to schedule MIDI data, only to provide a low resolution > positional reference. 24ppq is fine when your sequencer only schedules notes on 24ppq boundaries. :) You're right though, I badly need hard timers, but my point was that an 8192hz clock isn't so bad if you only use it for events which are unaligned on 24ppq boundaries. Otherwise, I have to trust the MIDI clock for audio too, or my drumroll will stutter when I turn the tempo knob while playing. -- Billy Biggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
