On 22.10.2006, at 13:21, Ingo Debus wrote: >> Ingo, if you want to tap you may want to try MidiClock which is >> freeware: >> http://www.grantedsw.com >> It builds a kind of buffer beteen you and Logic because it measures >> your taps and sends a MIDI clock out which you can use to synchronize >> Logic. > > Thanks for the pointer, I just tried MidiClock. No more sync errors > in Logic, but unfortunately it doesn't do what I need: I want to tap, > say, four times and have the sequencer start with the fifth tap. Thus > the sequencer and my tapping are immediately in sync. Logic's tempo > interpreter does this (if it would work properly). MidiClock is somehow tricky to configure and there is unfortunately no manual (at least I didn't find one). I always click on buttons more or less randomly until it does someting I can work with. I do not remember exactly how the count in works but I remember that I couldn't use it how I wanted. But if you can count in and start later to play it works. Just exactly at a certain bar is difficult if not impossible. > I'll contact the makers of MidiClock. Please ask them to write a short description about the functions. Even for freeware it is annoying to see a thing the first time and start to mess around for an hour to find out basic functions. And if it works it must not be freeware at all ... ___ Peter Ostry