To keep the influence of inaccurate taps small,
the average values are constantly calculated. This
means that with an increasing amount of taps the
influence on the phase is larger. When you stop
tapping, the phase shift ceases. However, single
taps still have a certain influence.
Keep in mind that ONE.2
is an instrument and
exact tapping has to be
learned in the same way
that correct timing has to
be learned when play-
ing other instruments.
technical data:
•
MIDI clock from second tap on the foot switch
•
If “phase correction” is on: MIDI Start on the first “1”
(after 96 clocks), MIDI Stop when turning off
•
tempo range: 35 – 210 bpm
•
calculation exactness: 24bit, +/- 2 microseconds
•
Powered via a USB power supply or USB device connector
(keyboard or computer)
•
the usB plug is only for power supply, there’s no further
USB MIDI functionality
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