>> >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
running the RTC at 8kHz causes very appreciable system load. thats why the hard/firm timers patch is so much better: interrupts generated when needed, instead of continuously. >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. assuming you *have* MIDI clock :) i need to add this to the TODO list for Ardour. since it has tempo information, it can output this too. --p
