Midi is an option as well, the clock signal only syncs the bpm, with midi you can control more, but not from the rd9, so in this setup there would be no difference. I have a sequencer which I do connect though midi and set the note info. It is just one of the many ways to sync, so whatever Works best for you 😊
Hi! I noticed that when i sync my alesis sr16 drum machine via midi with the TD3 there's a bit of latency on the TD3 sequence. Is there a solution for this problem? The sr16 doesn't have sync out only midi implementation. Thanks
Works fine here with the drumbrute sending midi. Do other devices have latency problems too when connected to the sr16? Do you connect the midi cable directly? Try finding settings for the sr16 and td-3 for latency on online fora. How much latency?
Hello my friend, watching your video I came to the point, that you maybe could help me with a little (big) problem. It's this: I have a CRAVE and a RD-9 and I want the RD-9 controlling the CRAVE with Clock and start/stop. So that I still are able to program the CRAVE via its internal sequencer, but that the tempo is synchronized with the RD-9. Very simple. But without a proper manual... you see my point? Would be great, if you can give me an instruction how I can solve this little (big) problem. Greetings!
One sollution would be to have the sync out of the RD9 go into the play/stop of the crave using a patch cable, which should be provided with the crave. Another option would be using a midi cable, out of the RD9 and in on the Crave.
@@Argh0naut Thanx a lot! Via MIDI there comes only the start/stop signal, not the clock. Via sync >> play/stop it works, but the tempo is with a big factor faster. Synchronized but with 4 steps while the RD-9 makes one. Usable but really not comfortable.
Perfect, precies wat ik zocht.
Cheers😎🍻
Daar doen we het voor! 🍻
Thanks for the video;
Is it with midi not possible and where is the difference? Thanks
Midi is an option as well, the clock signal only syncs the bpm, with midi you can control more, but not from the rd9, so in this setup there would be no difference. I have a sequencer which I do connect though midi and set the note info. It is just one of the many ways to sync, so whatever Works best for you 😊
Hi, thanx for this tutorial.
what type of cable do you use to connect both machines? TS or TRS?
Greetings from Chile
It is TS. I bought the Devine PATCH3535-RB-80cm patchkabel mono 3.5 mm 6-pack 80 cm to be specifc. But any TS would work okay I guess.
@@Argh0naut Thank you very much for your answer, I will look for that pack of cables
@@DJZeroz I have the 3.5 to 3.5 and the 3.5 to 6.35 cables. Always come in handy if you are patching the outputs to an external synth.
Hi! I noticed that when i sync my alesis sr16 drum machine via midi with the TD3 there's a bit of latency on the TD3 sequence. Is there a solution for this problem? The sr16 doesn't have sync out only midi implementation. Thanks
Works fine here with the drumbrute sending midi. Do other devices have latency problems too when connected to the sr16? Do you connect the midi cable directly? Try finding settings for the sr16 and td-3 for latency on online fora. How much latency?
@@Argh0naut latency about quarter of a second but you'll notice it. When i connect the sr16 with the deepmind arpeggiator the syncing is perfect.
@@marcoagius6926 I suggest you contact Behringer or try to update something on the TD3
www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0DTD
@@Argh0naut okay thanks
Thanks, do you think these patches work the same with the TD-3-MO ?
I think it should, the basics would work the same, just some more options and controls.
Hello my friend,
watching your video I came to the point, that you maybe could help me with a little (big) problem. It's this:
I have a CRAVE and a RD-9 and I want the RD-9 controlling the CRAVE with Clock and start/stop. So that I still are able to program the CRAVE via its internal sequencer, but that the tempo is synchronized with the RD-9.
Very simple. But without a proper manual... you see my point? Would be great, if you can give me an instruction how I can solve this little (big) problem.
Greetings!
One sollution would be to have the sync out of the RD9 go into the play/stop of the crave using a patch cable, which should be provided with the crave. Another option would be using a midi cable, out of the RD9 and in on the Crave.
@@Argh0naut Thanx a lot!
Via MIDI there comes only the start/stop signal, not the clock.
Via sync >> play/stop it works, but the tempo is with a big factor faster. Synchronized but with 4 steps while the RD-9 makes one. Usable but really not comfortable.
@@ohrengold the crave needs to be set to receiving the clock: www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/ec0b7f/comment/fc3j2kg/
@@Argh0naut It's only doing half of the job. But thanx, it helped me a few steps and all the rest I will find out. Have a nice day!