By darkinprg
Tue Nov 02, 2021 8:46 pm
Hello aall.
Iam prety new to Force, but quite experienced with Elektron machines. Force was supposed to replace the HUB which till now was Octatrack.
After switching the units, and putting Octa and other machines on slave - Force midi out - in/thru - in /thru etc. I started to play around and found out this ...
Force internal drums (samples or synth) play sooner, then the other midi clock synced machines...
Means if i run kick on Octatrack - it comes a little later compared to Force internal drums / metronome...
I managed a workaround where I run Force internal synth channels into subgroups, where I put 8ms delay on each of them and Iam fine, synced...
But again when i record external synths into clips, i have to sort this delay again and move each samples start points everytime i record into a clip...
I tried to remove the usb sound card from the path, and record with Force internal soundcard, but i get the same results...
So, are those 8ms related to the the audio engine, and can that be tweaked somehow?
Anyone else noticed this?
I havent compared the dry audio signal from the machines with dry force audio signal...
Cheers peace
Mike
Iam prety new to Force, but quite experienced with Elektron machines. Force was supposed to replace the HUB which till now was Octatrack.
After switching the units, and putting Octa and other machines on slave - Force midi out - in/thru - in /thru etc. I started to play around and found out this ...
Force internal drums (samples or synth) play sooner, then the other midi clock synced machines...
Means if i run kick on Octatrack - it comes a little later compared to Force internal drums / metronome...
I managed a workaround where I run Force internal synth channels into subgroups, where I put 8ms delay on each of them and Iam fine, synced...
But again when i record external synths into clips, i have to sort this delay again and move each samples start points everytime i record into a clip...
I tried to remove the usb sound card from the path, and record with Force internal soundcard, but i get the same results...
So, are those 8ms related to the the audio engine, and can that be tweaked somehow?
Anyone else noticed this?
I havent compared the dry audio signal from the machines with dry force audio signal...
Cheers peace
Mike