Eurorack & Analog 16' Clock
This is an analog trigger. It's equivalent PPQN is 4.( ie four pulses per quarter note
or 1⁄4 the duration of a quarter note.)
It's also called 16th because a note is sent or received every 16th note.
or 1⁄4 the duration of a quarter note.)
It's also called 16th because a note is sent or received every 16th note.
enter system settings by pressing (shift) and (erase).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to the sync settings, then press (enter) on the pads.
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘in’ or "out", then hit (enter).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘16’, then hit (enter)
The K.O.II will now listen for or send out a 16 clock pulse on it’s sync-in/out jack,
The clock pulse is I think 5V
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Pocket Operator, Korg SQ-1, Volcas (8' clock)
(POs sync on audio pulses... essentially a click track).
Korg SQ-1 sequencers and the Korg Volcas use this standard.
A single KORG pulse is equivalent to just 2 PPQN.
A single KORG pulse is equivalent to just 2 PPQN.
It's also called 8th because a note is sent or received every 8th note.
enter system settings by pressing (shift) and (erase).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to the sync settings, then press (enter) on the pads.
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘in’ or "out", then hit (enter).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘8’, then hit (enter)
The K.O.II will now listen for or send out a 8 clock pulse on it’s sync-in/out jack,
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Roland Drum machines (Sync 24)
In the case of MIDI (and Roland DIN Sync), the standard is 24PPQN.
Lots of old Roland Synths such as the TB303 & TR606, 808, 909 use this standard.
Most DAWs will also use a 24 PPQN signal
Lots of old Roland Synths such as the TB303 & TR606, 808, 909 use this standard.
Most DAWs will also use a 24 PPQN signal
enter system settings by pressing (shift) and (erase).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to the sync settings, then press (enter) on the pads.
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘in’ or "out", then hit (enter).
use (minus) and (plus) to navigate to ‘24’, then hit (enter)
The K.O.II will now listen for or send out a sync24 clock pulse on it’s sync-in jack,
