Congrats on the purchase. I’m not sure what the problem is. Could be latency from your recording application. Try turning automatic delay compensation off (or on)? I’m guessing really though.

cheers,
Rozzer

It’s me again :) Could you explain how did you find start point? :) I bought Sync-Lock and got problem with recording audio – it recorded with shift aprox. 1/64T – 1/32T. David keep silence i think he got holiday :)

Thanks!

The Sync Lock does not create a clock without the special pulses coming from your software. If you can somehow get one Traktor to send the pulses, then you could sync the other Traktor to the midi clock generated. I’m not sure exactly how you would do this as I’m not a Traktor user. Good luck though.

regards,
Rozzer

I use an Edirol UM880 to send the clock from the Sync Lock to multiple destinations. It’s not ideal as the unit itself will add some latency to the clock, but it seems quite minimal to me so I’m happy.

regards,
Rozzer

Do you sync several devices with one sync-lock? Could you describe how you did it?

Tnx!

Innerclock supply a trigger sample as a wav file to use as start/stop and pulse signals in your host. I had to edit the start point of the sample before I could get the Sync-Lock to properly respond to it. Actually, neither David nor I could explain why this needed doing (I suspect my audio interface is doing something fishy – still need to do tests to find out exactly what), but it’s been absolutely rock solid ever since.