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I'll investigate and see what I can do
But with the current way the code is written it's a lot of work to do it over USB - as explained here: https://www.midronome.com/faq.html?i300=1#i300

Awesome, guys, thanks for writing.

@n4Sphere: will the solution written above fit for you? There will be no knob to change it directly, i.e. the only way to adjust will be in the settings. The idea being that you set it once so it fits your needs, and that's it.

Thank you Daniel - it's noted!
That should not be hard to implement, I'll see if other people react to this

Hi! Thank you for sharing :) And your english is perfectly fine! Regarding your questions: 1) The Midronome does not send MTC. I experimented a bit with MTC and found it very unstable so I did not bother looking further into it. But why would you need it? In particular with Ableton, as it can sync v...

Ok - been giving this some thought, and actually I think it's doable without hardware changes? All of these new features like this one, the tempo nudge, the expression pedal, will all be deactivated by default in order to avoid overwhelming new users :D For this one, I am thinking a quite cumbersome...

Ha ha good point about putting a delay on the metronome - did not think of that :D I understand about the delay, and yes I guess most people would want a negative offset. I'll experiment implementing a simple setting then, which will be a negative offset on one MIDI Port. I'll keep this thread updat...

Nice to hear Daniel and thank you for writing! :) Are you also the one who gave me that whole list on Facebook about how many usages you have of the per-output latency adjustment? :D I'm gonna be very open about this - there are two issues with implementing this: 1) First because of the way the MIDI...

No this is software-only change, the input will be the pedal input. Which means you will not be able to use this AND a drum pad, or this AND the DAW sync, as they all use the same physical input. And btw software-only changes definitely have a bigger chance to be implemented. Hardware changes requir...

Gosh, now I imagine, all of these giant things synced by that teeny little box...

You can sync multiple Midronomes together, so in your case maybe you should get like 10 or 20 - make it a GINOURMOUS Midronome!

Ha ha ha

That just looks so DOPE!!

Great idea about the two virtual ports!
Problem is more the hardware but if that's sorted might as well make two virtual ports instead of one

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Hi Tobias!

Do you mean Adam’s amazing answer to that comment on that post?
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Funny guy this Adam

Thank you Danno for writing the suggestion here :) This has been indeed spoken about. I really like the detailed workflow and idea, and this will definitely be considered :)) Thinking about the discussion Niall put here with David - https://forum.midronome.com/viewtopic.php?t=35 - receiving MIDI clo...

Thank you Niall! It would be great to discuss with that guy David directly here
Feel free to send him over

Hi :) Thank you for writing! Do you mean pressing on the knob instead of pressing the tap tempo button? If so, that would work, the current knob we have is quite "tough" (on purpose), and I personally would find it relatively hard to press and turn at the same time. We can leave this to th...

Official topic in the Potential future feature Forum: https://forum.midronome.com/viewtopic.php?t=208 Feel free to still write here in this topic for debates or larger discussions around the feature. ------------------------------------------ The idea is that you would be able to send MIDI Notes (or...

This one is pretty easy: the USB port on the device would also be used to send MIDI Clock to your DAW, or any software that would accept it. Notice that with the current device, all you need is a simple MIDI to USB cable to be able to do this, for example this one: https://www.thomann.de/intl/midite...

Hi :) Just wondering what you guys think about the current features set (yes sorry the list is long ha ha :D ). CLOCKS Ultra-low jitter MIDI Clock - 2 ports Two CV/Analog clock Possibility to adjust CV clock from 1ppq to 24ppq Possibility to choose between CV clock sent constantly or only when press...

This would make one more usage of the "INPUT" of the Midronome, where you would be able to connect an expression pedal, like the ones you use with electric pianos or wah guitar effects. In the setup of the Midronome, you would select input, then expression, then you would be able to calibr...

Official topic in the Potential future feature Forum: https://forum.midronome.com/viewtopic.php?t=209 Feel free to still write here in this topic for debates or larger discussions around the feature. ------------------------------------------ This would give a way to slow down or accelerate slightly...

Hi :) I did think about people from the American continent and yes it would not be fair to open the campaign while you’re all sleeping :D I was thinking setting the time to 18 Danish time (GMT/UTC +1). That would make it 9 am in California and 12 (noon) in Detroit. Do you think that’s fair? :) /Simon

Oh interesting the Zoom R20 I did not know that one :) Clearly inspired from their LiveTrak models actually - just with (a lot) less options. I actually had a look at its manual, and it seems you cannot route separate tracks to outputs or headphones - otherwise you could have used one for monitoring...

Hi Trigga Thank you for asking here :) It will work if you can send a sync track from your Zoom device. Say your device has at least one physical output that you are not using, and you can somehow load a WAV file which is sent to that physical output (and nothing else is sent there), then you have a...

The drummer of my band uses the big knob on the midronome to do precisely that, mid-song. During a certain section of a song we gradually ramp up from 160 to about 170/180 bpm. It took some getting used to and I have to say we do all play with click on our ears, but it's certainly doable! Oh - I di...

I think that the idea of adjusting tempo manually during performance is next to impossible - any natural excitement would be killed by having to remember to up the bpm... That's literally the whole reason I created the device in the first place - to go up and down as you "feel" the song, ...

Hey Niall :) You're not the first one to ask about this - basically what you want is some form of tempo detection from normal music/audio. That's a whole new level of complexity which the Midronome does not do - yet at least :D I know Ableton has a feature like this called Tempo Following - I've nev...

Hi :) The first question in the forum! Thank you for that - it's a LOT easier to manage questions here than the tremendous amount of mails and facebook comments I am getting :D Regarding your question, I'm a bit confused - if you already have a MIDI Clock, what do you need the Midronome for? Oh I th...

Hello there! Welcome to the Midronome Forum! Here is the place for you to ask questions about the device, learn about each other's, tell us more about your setup, and whatever else you would like to speak about :) You can start by creating a new topic in this Welcome section and tell us a bit about ...