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Actually, AFX just can receive MIDICLOCK but can't transmit it.
It could be helpful if it can transmit to.
Run/Off status of sequencer could be attached to On/Off status of internal clock.
For some really complex patchs (like some w/ "Plex" or "Crystals", it can introduce some glitches or artifacts while changing programs from external device set as master clock), it's sometime fastidious to synchronize it to an external clock.
I use a Nord Modular G2 Engine for fx, synths, and, some sequences (for triggering internal synth tones or for controlling some parameters into my Ultra). Programming a tap tempo in the G2 is something really hard to do, and conserving its tweaked function from a patch/performance to other ones is really fastidious.
If Axe-FX could be a master clock, that mean it can be set to have a global master clock attached to the tap-tempo function.
G2 or other devices could be synced to its master clock w/out necessary to set a tempo for each patch of them.
Actually, AFX just can receive MIDICLOCK but can't transmit it.
It could be helpful if it can transmit to.
Run/Off status of sequencer could be attached to On/Off status of internal clock.
For some really complex patchs (like some w/ "Plex" or "Crystals", it can introduce some glitches or artifacts while changing programs from external device set as master clock), it's sometime fastidious to synchronize it to an external clock.
I use a Nord Modular G2 Engine for fx, synths, and, some sequences (for triggering internal synth tones or for controlling some parameters into my Ultra). Programming a tap tempo in the G2 is something really hard to do, and conserving its tweaked function from a patch/performance to other ones is really fastidious.
If Axe-FX could be a master clock, that mean it can be set to have a global master clock attached to the tap-tempo function.
G2 or other devices could be synced to its master clock w/out necessary to set a tempo for each patch of them.