Rub a dub dub blah blah...

Well guru, nobody has answered my question so I'm going to have to rub your tummy until I get an answer here...

I have a question about what happens with the ASR-10 when it receives an external Midi Clock sync code which exceeds the number of bars in the current sequence.

So let's assume you have an 8 bar Sequence in the ASR which is playing (locked to the external clock signal), and that the ASR-10 is receiving sync code which starts from bar 1, and goes to bar 8, but the sync code then exceeds bar 8 and continues on to bar 9 beat 1, 2, 3...

...do you know if the ASR-10 is smart enough to know "Look, there's no bar 9, so bar 9 is effectively bar 1 because it's a looped sequence, hence when the sync code says bar 9 beat 2, it means bar 1 beat 2"?

Or will it simply stop and give up?

Rub rub rub... come on Guru you can do it!

Cheers,
Kim.

Why don't you try it and find out?

Zerosin hasnt been on this forum for years!

ha ha ha ha. Good point Triple_A.

Answer to his question, though, is yes. Also, when you are rewinding/fforwarding on the master, the ASR follows the best it can. You can see the beats/bars number changing.

Unfortunately, the ASR is prone to locking up, so I wouldn't rely on that too much.