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I use a Kemper Profiler guitar amp to generate the midi clock signal. However, when I switch to a different performance (bank/slot) with a different tempo, mod-host takes too long to adjust to the new tempo (it ramps up or down too slowly). I find that the filter does not react fast enough. It makes it impossible to use the midi clock for songs that change suddenly change tempo. If I use:
#define AVERAGE_FILTER_STEPS 7 (instead of 47)
and completely disable the binomial filter, it works perfectly.
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The MIDI Clock sync option has a very long jitter compensation filter because of a kernel issue in the MOD Duo X, which has since been corrected.
But I did not investigate if/how we can change this to a sane values, and what those values are.
I use a Kemper Profiler guitar amp to generate the midi clock signal. However, when I switch to a different performance (bank/slot) with a different tempo, mod-host takes too long to adjust to the new tempo (it ramps up or down too slowly). I find that the filter does not react fast enough. It makes it impossible to use the midi clock for songs that change suddenly change tempo. If I use:
#define AVERAGE_FILTER_STEPS 7 (instead of 47)
and completely disable the binomial filter, it works perfectly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: