1

Is there a cheaper alternative than the Sync Gen 11. I want to jam and record into Ableton.

2

What Innerclock model you’re talking about? Also need to be more specific about your setup…

But if you have an eurorack modular you could try Expert Sleepers modules/plugins. I’ve read somewhere they could do sample-accurate midi clock/sync and a lot other cool stuff.

Personally i’ve choosed Sync Gen IILS (eurorack format), it only does one thing but does that perfectly and its built like a tank. Can recommend it, well worth the waiting/money.

3

Sync gen 2 pro. I want to sync my octa and my virus b and my analog 4 that I am getting soon. I want to be able to record into Ableton with out any timing issues.

4

Get the single midi out “non pro” version and daisy chain your units, or get a midi splitter?

5

Hi you can watch this for the manual sync procedure :

If you want something better, you can looking for a sync box will act as your master clock and all will be slave to this, include the computer :
_ SYNC GEN 2 PRO
[http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New%20ICS%20Sync-Gen%20II%20Pro.html](http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New ICS Sync-Gen II Pro.html)
_ ACME 4
http://www.s-n-d.com/acme4e_a.html[url=“http://www.s-n-d.com/acme4e_a.html”]http://www.s-n-d.com/acme4e_a.html
_ KOMA elektronik RH301
http://koma-elektronik.com/?product=rh301-rhythm-workstation-utility-tool

Hope it’s help
Cheers

6

Fwiw, I recently did some experiments using the MIDI ports on my RME Hammerfall Multiface units - looking at audio recorded back from my Elektron units.

Timing via those is surprisingly impressive. I’m seeing negligible drift.

I’m not sure that a sync-gen type unit could improve on it much.

Those are connected via the PCI-E bus though. I’ve not had such good results with USB based MIDI devices.

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Thanks all for the info, I am gonna try the manual route. Other options are to expensive.