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Oh yea you might be right, its only on song start maybe?

Thats probably never going to happen, but id love to be surprised.From what I understand the dmg serial port cant handle the heavy lifting of note ons AND midi clock

Maybe arduinoboy can be altered to work with LSDJ, using one of if the spare cc commands and something like this:

http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?PHPSE … #msg118206

So everytime you do an X01, that is one quarter note pulse, and you can sequence downstream pulses. Then you can use a 2nd aboy on a bunch of gameboys that only derive clock from the channel.

I guess it would work for the clock sync but not midi stuff unless you intended for all of them to play the same thing all at once

I couldn't get piggy running on a clean sierra machine the other day so you might have to install some dependencies you have to setup or permissions too, need to check my working machine.

Also fine pitch is really good!

In ableton you can use warping to map a recorded tracks tempo into the tempo track for the project:
https://www.ableton.com/en/manual/audio … d-warping/

Im using an arduinoboy~

So record gameboy audio, make it a warp master (this can be complicated if your track doesnt have well defined beats) check that the click track and your gameboy audio is in sync, and then using the aboy, set the lsdj to midi slave and record each track one by one to ableton as sync master. You might also want to run a warp pass on each channel and make sure everything is synced for each recorded channel, then mute the reference track and mix as you like!

There are usb denoisers but they are very expensive. You might try running it on powered USB to decouple it from system USB noise?