Terrible Midi clock

[daffydeck]

hi, I posted a few days ago concerning the sync between Mod Duo, Mod Dwarf, and anything else as a master/slave (such as Ableton). The Mod Dwarf plays two steps behind the Mod Duo when slaved to the RC-500, I’ve spent a lot of money on these devices and they are virtually useless as drum machines/loopers etc (anything that runs on the clock) . Admittedly, the LP3 looper seems stable, but the Soul Rush is just horrible and my aim of creating a foot pedal groovebox has been seriously hampered. Since no one at Mod Devices has answered, I am hoping they are busy, but I am considering selling these devices as they don’t do what they are advertised to do. I am wondering if it’s not the devices, or an issue only specific to particularly the Mod Dwarf, or there is something wrong with my setup? I can only wait a certain amount of time with no answer and don’t really want to move on to Beebo or Zoia, I like the Mod Devices and want to be a part of the company and it’s future…

[malfunction54]

I haven’t heard about this in a while, so it doesn’t appear to be on the immediate roadmap. This discussion may be relevant to your question, though.

I hope you get it sorted!

[khz]

@malfunction54

This discussion may be relevant to your question

@falkTX

right, another thing to take into consideration too.
I was just talking with Robin @x42 regarding how Ardour does the MTC side, have some good pointers for things to look into once MOD can dedicate some time for this.

updating the step sequencer is still a good step, and allows to quickly test/check if the clock sync is working proper.
and I am thinking having such clock as CV pulse in Cardinal might be quite handy too, for driving things based on a hardware timing rather than the DAW/Host.