Hello, I'm trying to sync nanoloop 2 to lgpt via audio out making a cv signal.
Any tips ? I'm using catskull analog sync but not sure of the signal.
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Here are some samples you can use
https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32072
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or read my post here, Nanoloop uses Dinsync (Sync24) as I know...
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maybe this is useful?
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ryba wrote:
or read my post here, Nanoloop uses Dinsync (Sync24) as I know...
I dont think that's right, dinsync requires pulses AND a start/stop trigger.
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nothing works with lgpt, it works with ableton. Maybe not enough volume.
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Dinsync doesn't need Start/Stop trigger this way...
In case that Start/Stop pin (pin 1) is set to High (connected to +5V), it is always on Start and you can start/stop machine (eg. Prophet 64) manually in any point, any time.
If pin 1 is set to Low (zero V) it is set to Stop and machine won't start...
Anyway Nanoloop sync signal should be 24ppqn, same speed as dinsync trigger pulses
I tried it with my nanoloop 2.2 last week (and with TR606 Dinsync - nanoloop as Slave)
I don't think higher versions of nanoloop uses different clock for syncing
And you're right, Nanoloop doesn't use Dinsync, It uses only Clock signal at same speed as Dinsync, So I called it this way, my fault...
herr_prof wrote:
ryba wrote:or read my post here, Nanoloop uses Dinsync (Sync24) as I know...
I dont think that's right, dinsync requires pulses AND a start/stop trigger.
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Yes, try to amplify your trigger signal using mixer or something similar.
turboninja wrote:
nothing works with lgpt, it works with ableton. Maybe not enough volume.
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yea I was able to use a trigger signal with a psp, so your audio hardware might not be hot enough of a signal.
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not really cv but analog clock but its all kind of the same.
if its not working try a different width of your pulse for the trigger. maybe yours are to long and its not seeing them
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like herr_prof said you need to amplify them. this one is kind of my guess as well. if you're not hitting a peak of whatever voltage they're looking for it won't trigger. 3v isn't going to trigger a clock source looking for 5v
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well after few test it works with amplification but add the clik clik clock sound to the nanoloop sound ;-(