MPC LIVE 2.2 MIDI CLOCK IN-OUT

Why the incoming midi clock is not transmitted to the midi output. they are transmitted when enabled play.I need to have a transfer in stop mode.

Hi drey, I am having the same request. I am answering this email to bring it back to the top:
viewtopic.php?f=48&t=186024&p=1745214&hilit=MIDI+CLOCK#p1745214

Because of this, my synthesizers do not work correctly on MIDI

Use something like this - https://www.e-rm.de/midiclock/

Or wait endlessly for a possible fix from Akai

Live sends midi clock only when you press play.
If you stop the sequence, it doesn't send any midi clock.

Yes, that is what people are complaining about. People can either wait for Akai to address it, or just work without issues using a different clock source that sends all the time and has transport controls

Great to see that a few people are looking forward to have this basic functionality implemented. I was thinking getting a separate clock. For now I have workarounds in place, extra steps for this simple functionality (my humble estimate) of constant MIDI Clock flow.

Hey AKAI.... once again...

Get your shit together

Yes it would be great to have a midi clock which sends time clock continuously.
My workaround at the moment is to sample something on the fly and let it run between a project load and the other.

Frisbi wrote:Yes it would be great to have a midi clock which sends time clock continuously.
My workaround at the moment is to sample something on the fly and let it run between a project load and the other.

YES - we need this urgently!
I simply use an empty Sequence - my first Sequence is anyway used to send MIDI information to my gear - program changes and SysEx data.
This is by the way one way to avoid lags of external gear if a program change is required. This is often complained about in this forum, but not an issue of the MPC, but of the external gear. My Korg M3 needs quite some time to change programs - a few milliseconds but an audible lag. The Virus is somehow faster - almost not audible.