Great you demo this clockstep!, it looks like its new devide, the "Clockstep Multi" can do all these tempo subdivisions more on the fly, it's great to see a looping musician actually producing these devices
That's true, CLOCKstep:MULTI has a 16 button interface with more immediate control for things like Time Signature changes. But you can make nearly any parameter change instantly in CLOCKstep if you send a command to it via MIDI. What the CS:M device can't do currently is send, repeat or cue custom MIDI Commands automatically in time with musical intervals the way the original CLOCKstep can. I'm working on an idea to add a bit of that to CS:M.
@@jmkmusicpedals Awesome!, looking forward for that update, BTW, It's be great if you could produce a MIDI footpedal similar to the Morningstar MC8 but less expensive, Morningstar has horrible distribution here in Europe and their "authorized" dealers charge almost twice the price of the units with the excuse of taxes and shipping which is not true besides morningstar being out of stock all the time
Wow, you really took some of CLOCKstep's and Microcosm's features and put them on their head! Do you think having a setting in CLOCKstep to not send, or filter out, MIDI Clock is desirable? The irony is I had a setting like that in the beta, but then I literally said to myself before release, "It's a Clock, why would you want it to not send Clock?" LOL
Don’t understand the reason why when you stop CLOCKSTEP , the microcosm is still continues running ? And why don’t you set the cc 93 sending directly from the clockstep, without using the mc8 ?
Great upload, could something similar as far as polyrhythmic looping be done with the 4ms DLD duel delay looper. I am trying to achieve making unique abstract loops
Great you demo this clockstep!, it looks like its new devide, the "Clockstep Multi" can do all these tempo subdivisions more on the fly, it's great to see a looping musician actually producing these devices
That's true, CLOCKstep:MULTI has a 16 button interface with more immediate control for things like Time Signature changes. But you can make nearly any parameter change instantly in CLOCKstep if you send a command to it via MIDI. What the CS:M device can't do currently is send, repeat or cue custom MIDI Commands automatically in time with musical intervals the way the original CLOCKstep can. I'm working on an idea to add a bit of that to CS:M.
@@jmkmusicpedals Awesome!, looking forward for that update, BTW, It's be great if you could produce a MIDI footpedal similar to the Morningstar MC8 but less expensive, Morningstar has horrible distribution here in Europe and their "authorized" dealers charge almost twice the price of the units with the excuse of taxes and shipping which is not true besides morningstar being out of stock all the time
Music to my ears.@@jmkmusicpedals
Wow, you really took some of CLOCKstep's and Microcosm's features and put them on their head! Do you think having a setting in CLOCKstep to not send, or filter out, MIDI Clock is desirable? The irony is I had a setting like that in the beta, but then I literally said to myself before release, "It's a Clock, why would you want it to not send Clock?" LOL
Yes that would be a great feature!
Don’t understand the reason why when you stop CLOCKSTEP , the microcosm is still continues running ?
And why don’t you set the cc 93 sending directly from the clockstep, without using the mc8 ?
Great upload, could something similar as far as polyrhythmic looping be done with the 4ms DLD duel delay looper. I am trying to achieve making unique abstract loops
Could you use the clockstep with the loupe to send midi clock from the loupe to a daw and have samples playing from your daw?