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The H3000 can lock to Midi Clock. There are presets showing this:* -694 Midi 3 on 2: familiar "shuffle" pattern
* -696 Midiplex: delay equals 1/4noteBasically you need to patch any algorithm delay parameter, when available, to MIDI Clock Period. This is done under FUNCTION (key) > Patch:
[Parmtr] selects the delay parameter to be patched to Midi Clock Period
[Source] selects the modulator; choose Midi Clock Period
[Range] sets scaling Use the following values:
Scale Note Value
306 1/32 note
612 1/16 note
1024 1/8 note
2048 1/4 note
4096 1/2 note
8192 whole note (one bar)To set up dotted values, add 50% of the relative normal value, e.g., dot 1/4 = 2048+1024 (50% of 2048)= 3060
To set up triplets, multiply the relative normal value by 0.6666, e.g., 1/8 triplet = 1024 (1/8 normal value) : 0.666 = 682.5984, round it up to 683
The H3000 also offers BPM and Tap Tempo sync, via front panel key and midi CC messages, for algorithms MOD FACTORY 1 and 2 *ONLY*.
Delays and LFOs can be synced.
The BPM control works in conjunction with the BPM controls of delay 1 and 2 and LFO 1 and 2. Essentially, this parameter determines the time value of a beat (quarter note). If the BPM value is set to 60, one quarter note will equal one second. This feature is extremely useful when delays must be in time to a particular tempo. In addition to using the knob or keypad to enter the desired tempo, the beats per minute may by set by "tapping" the BPM key.
To "tap in" the tempo, rhythmically press the BPM key 4 times. The time between taps will be taken as the new tempo. Also, a MIDI controller may be used to "tap" in the tempo. By default, the MIDI Damper Pedal (CC # 64) is patched to the BPM tap control. To set the tempo, simply tap the damper pedal three times. To use a different MIDI controller, go to the MIDI patching menu under the "FUNCTION" key on the front panel. If you have difficulty making this feature work, check to see that the MIDI out of your control1er is connected to the MIDI in of the H3000 and that the two devices are using the same MIDI channel.
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