Can you tell me pls how to use the event processor to call the program change to the OT? Thanks!
They share the same OS! Never heard about a different sync behavior, or any different behavior not related to harware differences. (6 years on Elektronauts).
Not a bug. The Prog Change has to be sent before the beginning of the pattern.
With the method you used, it is sent after. You can try the other method.
@shinobi, try this before send OT back.
@hausland ?
Event Processor Plus. I use too.
Maybe you don’t need it with above RESTART method…send that note at the beginning of a pattern, it has to be sent just after the Prog Change
What do u mean note 35?
He means send note B on corresponding midi track.
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That B1* Restart note restarts OT from the beginning of the pattern.
Sent just after a Prog Change, it plays corresponding pattern directly.
*Probably a different note name on MPCs, such B0, B2…
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@shinobi. A video about this. Interesting part arount 6m40. A lot of talking, a 1 mn video should suffice!
He apparently uses note 34 and 35, I don’t know why, 35 should suffice :
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I just tried Restart (Note 35) with Digitakt, in order to control OT pattern changes.
Beware, there might be a small delay. I compensated it with microtiming (minus 3 values).
Pretty simple to setup on Digitakt/Digitone.
Midi track, channel 11 (OT Auto Ch).
Set trigs with note 35, -1/128 microtiming.
Set Program Changes.
Probability.
“Random” pattern change on any step! 
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I don t know… maybe I am doing something wrong. I put a B0 note on the first note of the pattern. Nothing happens.
I mean the program changes but is half time after…
I don’t know if it corresponds to Note 35 on MPCs. Which midi channel? With a default project, you can use channels 1-8 or Auto Channel (11).
With that note and the right channel, OT restarts to play from the beginning of the current pattern, or the beginning of pattern corresponding to a previously received program change.
It works flawlessly with right settings.
The guy in the clip says 35.
You say B0. 
That s 35 
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Works… but still there is a small delay. .
I think here you referred to it …
You said you compensated with microtiming, but how did you do that?
On Digitakt. For you, it should be on the MPC, using the other method @hausland explained, unless there are some delay compensation settings on the MPC.
Compensate delay with negative microtiming on all OT trigs doesn’t seem a convenient solution!
How to I do negative microtiming on OT trigs?
Hold a trig, press left arrow 3 or 4 times.
Trigs with microtiming can be copied/pasted.
Works great, except it doesn t play the note on 1st step (the first time it plays… than it does)… so if u have a kick on the first step it will not play it…
#Houseland didn t explain how to delay compensate on Mpc… I went back to see…
Yes, logical, that’s also why I said it’s not convenient nor satisfying.