[mfzh]

I want to create a 64 sequence. 

So i patch CLOCK out to CLOCK in and EOS to START. In addition in Menu Mode button 5.

When it jumps from one group to the next it doesn't stay in rythm, it accelerates during the change from one group to the next. 

If I don't have Menu Mode button 5 on, it slows down during the change.

What am i doing wrong?

Mike

[Quolcat]

The mode 5 have to be lit.
Than I would double check all the clock are chained correctly.

What looks like you are really missing is the 1-Shot-Mode (!!!), be sure that is also activated in all sequencers.

Still I put here a screenshot on how to do it.

   

If this doesn't help send redo the patch and send us a photo/video so we can see what is happening exactly in there :))

[Quolcat]

The mode 5 have to be lit.
Than I would double check all the clock are chained correctly.

What looks like you are really missing is the 1-Shot-Mode (!!!), be sure that is also activated in all sequencers.

Still I put here a screenshot on how to do it.




If this doesn't help send redo the patch and send us a photo/video so we can see what is happening exactly in there :))

Let us know if this help or there is some issue still with it

[mfzh]

The mode 5 have to be lit.
Than I would double check all the clock are chained correctly.

What looks like you are really missing is the 1-Shot-Mode (!!!), be sure that is also activated in all sequencers.

Still I put here a screenshot on how to do it.




If this doesn't help send redo the patch and send us a photo/video so we can see what is happening exactly in there :))

Let us know if this help or there is some issue still with it


Hello, at bit late with my answer....

I found out the problem... it wasn't the 1-Shot mode. 

I have two sequencers. These issues I only have on the older model ( Serial No 262) . The division knobs don't stop as precise at the chosen position like on my newer Sequencer, it only clicks in very little.  So if the knob isn't postitioned perfectly, I get the problem.

Anything that could be done about that?

Cheers, Mike