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I'm running Windows 10, Intel Core i7 2.60GHz, 16GB of RAM and an Audient iD44 interface if that provides any relevant context.
But there just seems to be something off about tempo, MIDI and sync. I've gotten the OB-6 to send me the arpeggiated MIDI into Ableton, so I know they are talking to eachother. MIDI Clock = I have cycled through every option, but none seem to work right.Is there something wrong with how I've set it up, or is something actually wrong with my unit? Now, I've had a bit of poor performance of MIDI over USB with other synths before, but never anything this bad.
There also seems to just be a general jitteriness to MIDI sent to it.Īs an experiment, I set the OB-6 to send clock into Ableton, and just as well! Ableton's tempo readout will show something off by about 1.2-1.8 BPM than the tempo shown on the OB-6 clock, and it also will change on every 1/4th note by a small amount. I've noticed when I connect it via USB and set it to receive MIDI clock, it is always off by a bit when I see the tempo readout in the clock section. I am, however having some issues with using Ableton to control it. Recently became the owner of an OB-6 and love it more than anything else I own.
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