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Synchronization
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MIDI Clock Destinations
Some MIDI devices like drum machines can match their tempo and location to
incoming MIDI clock. Select any MIDI ports that you wish to output MIDI clock.
MIDI Clock Follows Project Position
Activate this option to ensure that the MIDI clock device follows Cubase when
looping, locating, or jumping while playing.
NOTE
Some older MIDI devices might not respond well to these positioning
messages and could take some time synchronizing to the new location.
Always Send Start Message
MIDI clock transport commands include Start, Stop, and Continue. However,
some MIDI devices do not recognize the Continue command. By activating
the “Always Send Start Message” option, you can avoid this problem with
specific MIDI devices.
Send MIDI Clock in Stop Mode
Activate this option if you are working with a device that needs MIDI clock to
run continuously in order to operate arpeggiators and loop generators.
Synchronized operation
Once you have connected all the devices that will be synchronized, it is important
to understand how Cubase operates in Sync mode. Sync mode is enabled by
activating the Sync button on the Transport panel.