h90 looper control delay

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    • #182580
      danperfect
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      Hi

       

      I am using a Morningstar MC8 to control the looper functions on the H90, all works as expected, but there is a small delay after pressing the footswitch when recording that truncates the first transient. This is not the case when using the inbuilt footswitch, but I need floor control – so, is this what others have found, and will a 3 button external switch give me the record start without the short pause?

      Thanks!

    • #182585
      brock
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      Quick question: Have you tried setting up Looper Mode for that MC8 switch action, or set the overall Switch Sensitivity to 5?

    • #182586
      danperfect
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      Hi

       

      thanks for the reply – not sure what you mean – the MC8 is sending CC midi messages to the H90 to control the looper functions.  Are you suggesting another way?

    • #182588
      brock
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      I was.  Sorry if that was unclear.  I assume your MC8 features are the same as the MC6 Pro here.  My suggestion was to set the transmitting MC8 switch at maximum sensitivity.  Then use that as a diagnostic to determine if the small delay is on the MC8 controller end, or on the H90’s reception of that MIDI CC.

      https://manuals.morningstar.io/mc-midi-controller/Looper-Mode-for-Zero-latency-Looper-Control.186155011.html

      I guess it could also be caused by a lot of unrelated MIDI messages being transmitted ‘simultaneously’ (serially) by the same switch.  As the MC6 Pro can transmit up to 32, it’s worth mentioning as another possible cause.

    • #182589
      fiddlercrabseason
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      Also worth asking…  Do you have tempo sync enabled on the H90 Looper preset?

      https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.8.6/content/algorithms/looper.html

       

      “…Tempo Sync Footswitch Quantization
       
      MIDI Clock is made up of a series 24 “ticks” per beat. Tempo Sync quantizes many of the Footswitch actions either to the next MIDI beat or the next MIDI tick...”

       

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