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Timing Functions

Overview

Between your VIP, your DAW, and/or an external MIDI device, your Advance 61 will be working within a

setup that requires a MIDI clock source. Here are some things to keep in mind when (1) selecting the MIDI

clock source and (2) adjusting/editing any timing-related settings in your setup.

Tempo

External MIDI Clock Source: To use your DAW or external MIDI device as your MIDI clock source, set

Advance 61’s Clock Source (in Global Mode) to External. Similarly, set the MIDI clock source in your DAW

or external MIDI device to send its clock information out. Advance 61’s Tap Tempo button will be disabled

and its light will remain off when using an external clock source.

Internal MIDI Clock Source: To use Advance 61 as your MIDI clock source, set its Clock Source (in Global

Mode) to Internal. Similarly, set your DAW and/or external MIDI device to receive clock information from

Advance 61.

You can set Advance 61’s internal tempo in either of the following ways:

• Tap the Tap Tempo button at the desired rate.

• Adjust the Internal Tempo setting in Global Mode.

The tempo of the MIDI clock source affects Advance 61’s Arpeggiator and Note Repeat features.

Tap Tempo

When Advance 61’s Clock Source (in Global Mode) is set to Internal, its Tap Tempo button will flash at

rate the current tempo. The button will be disabled and its light will remain off when Advance 61’s Clock

Source is set to External.

You can use Global Mode to customize the Tap Tempo button’s operation. Use Tap Average to set the

number of times you would need to press Tap Tempo for Advance 61 to detect and enter a new tempo. Use

Tempo LED to turn the button’s light On or Off.

You can also set a connected footswitch to act as the Tap Tempo button. See MIDI Edit Mode to learn how

to do this.

Time Division

Advance 61’s time division setting determines how each beat is divided. The setting is a subdivision of the

tempo: 1/4, 1/4T, 1/8, 1/8T, 1/16, 1/16T, 1/32, and 1/32T (T denotes a triplet-based time division). This

feature works whether Advance 61’s Clock Source is set to Internal or External.

You can set the time division by pressing Time Div and pressing one of the 8 switches. Alternatively, set the

Time Division parameter in the configuration pages for the Arpeggiator or Note Repeat.

Transport Control

The four Transport Control buttons are dedicated buttons for sending conventional transport control

commands: Stop, Play, Record, and Loop (if your software supports this feature). You can use the

Transport Format setting (in Global Mode) to set these buttons to send MIDI (MIDI Start/Stop), CC (pre-

assigned MIDI CC values), MMC (MIDI Machine Control), and MMC/MIDI. The PTEX setting is for use with

Avid

Pro Tools

Express only: transport control messages will be sent only on USB Port B, Channel 16,

regardless of the Common Channel setting.

Important: Your software must be able to loop or repeat in order to use the Loop button. Also, configure the

Transport Format in Global Mode so it communicates properly with your software.

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