The Midi clock on the QC is not stable and makes it impossible to use f.ex. the TC Flashback X4 as the fluctuations make the X4 change tempo by ±1 all the time
Needs a fix
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hi did you get this sorted ? ive found the clock out to be the +_1 drift when syncing tempo to Mooer GL200 looper and drum machine, throws the loop and drums way out with each other, fine when clock out on quad turned off, driving me mad but neural don’t seem to care, waiting three months for a reply on the clock problem, must be busy fixing it. To me it just seems to be for time based effect sync and not genuine midi clock. hope you got sorted
Heya, no not with the QC, but it is a general midi clock problem, I don’t know why this cannot be resolved. Best workaround for me is disable clock and just save presets in the delays with every tempo needed. It might work when using an external midi clock that is stable, I have not tried yet, maybe someone has.
The delay tempo worked for me with midi clock initially, but I still find tempo changes that need a different note value. In the end I just saved each song with the correct delay times.
When I tried to use midi clock to control the Pattern Tremolo as a slicer effect, it reacted erratically. Now I use it in retrigger mode and you have to be well in time!
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