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Sync patterns after direct clock div/mult changes
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I'm using tables for various direct clock div/mult inside the patterns (patterns play out of sync but that's okay). Then, would like to sync them all starting from the next row for example, so they all start playing with a regular clock.Trying to figure out which command and where should I use it to have the next row playing all the patterns synced together with the same new clock division, using STSP on the pattern before but it's not fully syncing the clock, so something is missing. Thank you!
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(12-24-2021, 05:17 PM)matradz Wrote: I'm using tables for various direct clock div/mult inside the patterns (patterns play out of sync but that's okay). Then, would like to sync them all starting from the next row for example, so they all start playing with a regular clock.Trying to figure out which command and where should I use it to have the next row playing all the patterns synced together with the same new clock division, using STSP on the pattern before but it's not fully syncing the clock, so something is missing. Thank you!

You may look at this thread. It seems at last related:
https://xor-electronics.com/forum/showth...p?tid=1123
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(12-24-2021, 05:17 PM)matradz Wrote: I'm using tables for various direct clock div/mult inside the patterns (patterns play out of sync but that's okay). Then, would like to sync them all starting from the next row for example, so they all start playing with a regular clock.Trying to figure out which command and where should I use it to have the next row playing all the patterns synced together with the same new clock division, using STSP on the pattern before but it's not fully syncing the clock, so something is missing. Thank you!

They are the sync commands in the STSP (same functions as the ones in the Nerd Menu).
And you might want to use Sync launch mode (if you
don’t do that already).
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