Hi,
i just finished my yocto , works pretty fine, except my noise section got some issues i guess, my snares do not sound very snappy, but i guess that problem is too difficult to describe in here
Anyway, what i am wondering right now, why is there an midi out built in?
Can I use it, what signals does it give out on its own, i tried to start some external gear with it, but i dont know the channel nor nothing, it also seems, the input midi channel is general number 1 or it reacts to every channel? I just did test it with channel one.
Any more information besides that lousy 4 pages manual anyone.
MIDI out is there because the yocto sequencer outputs MIDI data
it outputs MIDI sync (so you can slave another device with it), and it probably also outputs the note mapped from the drums as they're played (so you can send them into a drum module, or record them into a DAW, etc..)
The current code only sends Clock and start/stop. No midi note output is implemented.
It's quite easy to implement, but there should also be a way to turn it off imho, and providing a decent mechanism for settings like this is more advanced.
The current code only sends Clock and start/stop. No midi note output is implemented.
It's quite easy to implement, but there should also be a way to turn it off imho, and providing a decent mechanism for settings like this is more advanced.
Yes this is the Output of MIDI Out. I like that the code will send all notes and without start/stop like a standaard MIDI Out
Then it's possible to send all data to another Midi systems or making backup on you PC. When I use the MIDI-out to DAW the program is stuck because the Sync Clock.
Maybe somebody can adjust the Firmware for this. For both Yocto V2 and Nava V1.02 so that the user make a choice.
I use the follow firmware yocto_v2_002 and Nava_v1_027 For programming I use a TL866 programmer.
I made a hardware interface for the trigger signals. You can adjust the pulse width and use it for the outputs Trigger1, Rimshot and Handclaps for trigger my another sequencers and Modular Systems. So it's better to remove the the sync/trigger signals from the MIDI.