Now I'm back home as well. Yes! That would've been awesome, let's figure something out.

Hey nordloef, do  you have maybe a time we could skype or google hangout to figure out exactly what you're seeing?

Thanks!

Okay when I get back home I'll look more into it.

I tried the new version but couldn't get any reaction at all. Ah yes, one of the 16 squares in nanoloop.

Huh, okay try it again. I updated the code but the link is the same. I'm out of town so I don't have my arduinoboy or anything to test it on so this is a shot in the dark.

What do you mean by a step in nanoloop? Is that like one square on the sequencer?

Sorry for the delay, had some problems flashing my arduinoboy. It kinda works, when nanoloop goes 16 steps my drum machine goes about 1 step.

Okay, flash this code on your arduinoboy and tell me what happens! Note that you'll have to reflash the arduinoboy code after using this. If everything works okay I'll add it as a regular mode to arduinoboy.

https://github.com/catskull/Arduinoboy/ … _clock.ino

I do! I would LOVE to try it out!

Yeah so I'm testing this with the nanoloop demos and I don't really know what I'm looking for. However, with lsdj set to MASTER, the TX led on the aboy flashes in sync with the tempo so I'm assuming it's sending the correct midi clock signals. I don't have any midi clock devices to even test if that's correct though. So I think i'm like 90% of the way there I just need someone who can test this for me.

If there's a demand I'll add it to the arduinoboy code as an additional mode.

Looks like I've got the basic functionality up and running. nordeof do you have an arduinoboy you can test this on? I don't have nanoloop so I can't do much testing.

Okay I finally have time to look into this more. The code seems pretty straight forward. Nanoloop sends 12 ppqn. MIDI needs 24 ppqn. So basically all you have to do is send two midi clock signals every time you get a Nanoloop clock signal. The code could potentially be easily adapted for an arduinoboy, but I have a question. Does anyone know what pin the Nanoloop clock signal would be coming in on? Would it just be the link port's clock? Or would it be sending that clock via serial out?

By default yes! But there is a hack:.

http://www.bastl-instruments.com/midi-b … ca-how-to/

However the github link on that page doesn't work. But found it here instead:

https://github.com/bastl-instruments/ba … verter.ino

I'm trying to read what the midi bastl actually does. It doesn't look like it's able to convert nanoloop clock to midi clock, but the other way around. Midi clock to nanoloop. Am I wrong here?

theres also this: https://retrop.co.uk/2015/03/09/syncing … p4921-dac/