By HouseWithoutMouse
Sun Sep 08, 2024 11:46 am
Ok, I tried to demonstrate the Force's CV output 4+ ms jitter behavior with an oscilloscope.

There's a steady stream of notes, note-ons spaced at 32nd notes, and the length of each note is a 64th note. The tempo is 520 bpm. If the CV output was ideally accurate, the width of each CV curve pulse should be 7.2 milliseconds, and the space between rising edges i.e. note-onsets should be 14.4 milliseconds. But if we look at the cyan CV curve, we can see that the pulse edges are quantized to about 4 ms time quantums. Sometimes the pulse is about 8 milliseconds, sometimes it is 4 milliseconds. The note spacing is always either 12 or 16 milliseconds.
On the second channel, shown in yellow, there's the Force's audio output, coming from a drum track, to which the CV track sends its MIDI notes. The drum track is playing a very short loud snap sample. There is no jitter in the audio, the note spacing is about the 14 milliseconds it should be.
I wonder what CLOCK DIVIDER means in the new UI graphics. Is it for macro-scale sequencer control, or could it allow specifying a custom rate for what currently seems to be a 240 Hz timer updating the CV outputs? Maybe something completely different.

There's a steady stream of notes, note-ons spaced at 32nd notes, and the length of each note is a 64th note. The tempo is 520 bpm. If the CV output was ideally accurate, the width of each CV curve pulse should be 7.2 milliseconds, and the space between rising edges i.e. note-onsets should be 14.4 milliseconds. But if we look at the cyan CV curve, we can see that the pulse edges are quantized to about 4 ms time quantums. Sometimes the pulse is about 8 milliseconds, sometimes it is 4 milliseconds. The note spacing is always either 12 or 16 milliseconds.
On the second channel, shown in yellow, there's the Force's audio output, coming from a drum track, to which the CV track sends its MIDI notes. The drum track is playing a very short loud snap sample. There is no jitter in the audio, the note spacing is about the 14 milliseconds it should be.
I wonder what CLOCK DIVIDER means in the new UI graphics. Is it for macro-scale sequencer control, or could it allow specifying a custom rate for what currently seems to be a 240 Hz timer updating the CV outputs? Maybe something completely different.




