Getting midi clock from audio signal with drums

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This goes to the right direction. Now, it would be interessting, how to get the audio-signal beside asio-coupled GP to the stand-alone Software (only the stand alone produces midi-clock) and getting the midi clock-output of it into GP.

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Are you on Mac or Win and which audio interface?

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Iā€™m on Win10. Actually I use the Terratec AureonXFire8.0HD with own asio driver. The free asio4all driver has some shortcomings like defect audio outputs and so on. But Iā€™m planning a more professional USB-Audio-interface for the future.

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The issue is that it seems you donā€™t have a multi-client ASIO driver. So, have a look here:

Then for the MIDI connection from one app to another, have a look here:

https://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.html

But Iā€™m afraid at some point youā€™ll have to try. :wink:

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@joarnstadt - I think people are a little confused on what youā€™re trying to actually achieve.

If all you want is sync with a drummer thatā€™s not consistent and you do not use click track - assign a widget to tempo and tap with your foot as the song progresses and your GP will change the global tempo.

Hopefully you set your fx plugins to use the hostā€™s tempo or this will not matter.

Calculating the tempo during your performance with some software could prove challenging unless all your songs are all 4/4 time signature

Easiest is to make sure your drummer is accurate :slight_smile:

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