I'm trying to get to the bottom of this.. If anyone knows some answers, fling them in the comments below! I decided to spend a few days testing the accuracy of both the MRCC 880 and the Floating Points (ERM) Multiclock. I ran multiple tests, with different trigger patterns, in multiple sitations, at different CPU levels, and they both sucked! Neither of the units provided a super "stable" clock. BUT both devices provided me with a useable clock. Maybe there is a point where this midi jitter matters to someone but I can't imagine the reason where it would. All my tests resulted in LESS than 1ms of jitter. Apparently, according to the internet, humans can't really hear anything less than 10? I know I can especially if its 2 sounds trying to be in the same place. What are your thoughts on all this?Also forgot to mention the Multiclock can do DIN sync/sync 24 for them vintage baddies.
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00:00 What we're trying to solve!
00:59 How The Tests were Setup
01:42 Test #1 - Tie
02:05 The Multiclock was moving for no reason...
02:57 The MRCC Moved for no reason too, what causes this?
03:52 Test 1 Results
04:19 MRCC Jumped randomly..
05:19 Test 3 begings, This is where everything failed
06:07 Test 3 MRCC Findings
06:41 Time for the Multiclock To SHINE! Test 3
08:08 THE FINAL "Realistic" Test
10:02 Is this the Jitter culprit?
11:32 The Final Verdict...
14:09 Why The Multiclock is BETTER
15:20 Why Would the Multiclock Be Worth it?
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