While GP can receive midi clock, it currently doesn’t send it.
But if you’re working with Ableton, why can’t you use Ableton Link, which we do support fully.
FYI I think I had looked into Clocker myself and I believe it’s only 32 bit. It’s also listed under their “legacy” plugins so it’s probably not supported anymore. Just something to consider.
For anybody that’s interested, my current workaround for this is to use GP in conjunction with Ableton but I do not use Link. I send midi messages to Ableton to activate scenes with the correct BPM. Ableton then sends the MIDI clock where ever I need it to go.
The reason I do this is because with Link the play button in GP snaps to the Link grid meaning turning on my click in GP is sometimes not instantaneous since it has to wait for beat 1. When I hit the play button in GP it needs to happen right away which is why this works for me.
I’m assuming you are referring to the quantization of scenes in that dropdown menu. That works for the quantization of scenes specifically in Ableton, but it does not mean that GP will not lock to the Link grid. GP will still wait for beat 1. I tried all those options.
In my use case I need to be able to turn off and on the GP click/metronome instantaneously and using Link locks it to the grid. For now my workaround works just fine.