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How to sync Pocket Operators with Ableton Link
Hi!
I did a thing:
Hope it's useful.
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It will. As soon as I get one or two of those PO[or all of em]
Thanks Sebastian ! Those pocket operators sure look fun .
What about using only one iOS device, and use an internal app to send the click to the PO? You will get a mono output from iOS, in the same way you sync two POs together?
Which app would be simple enough to handle the task, without using too muchr resources?
So Ableton Link for the two devices are connected via WIFI? I wonder if BT MIDI might work well for this sort of thing? With MIDI Link to Sync you can offset the click being transferred via BT MIDI to account for any lag. Would be helpful if your venue doesn't have a reliable WIFI.
That’s neat! But can’t you do it all on one device? Just plug the PO into the iPad, and run the Korg app on there?
Korg SyncKontrol is here BTW:
SyncKontrol by KORG INC.
https://itunes.apple.com/es/app/synckontrol/id438617344?l=en&mt=8
SyncKontrol works by outputting audio. Since it’s not an IAA or AUv3 it will hijack your audio and you won’t be able to use anything else; so it needs to be on a separate device.
That said, as @bichuelo suggested, you should be able to use any app that can generate a quick pulse panned hard to one side and go that route, albeit with your other audio in mono on the other side. A better approach would be to use a multi channel interface and then dedicate a channel to the sync pulse.
A nice feature here is that you could sequence a rhythm instead of a steady pulse and the devices would follow that groove.
I’ll also note that this approach (specifically tested with SyncKontrol) can work with modular synths. Out of the box it’s hit-or-miss as modules typically expect a higher voltage, but with amplification (or some modules without) it works well.