FR: T7 as Midi Clock slave

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Hello,
Any chance to get this added?
I've been using my MPC to trigger plug ins in Tracktion (since T2).
Would love to use the MPC's Clock as a tempo source for plugins.
Thanks

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Are you asking for an independent tempo input that you can somehow route to plugins?

Or just to use the MPCs MIDI clock for your usual tempo?
i9-10980HK. Windows 10 (21H2). Komplete Audio 6. Studio One 5.4.1.

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The latter

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In the edit screen, there is a Timecode menu at the bottom-left.

You should be able to set your timecode input device to wherever your MPC is connected to.
i9-10980HK. Windows 10 (21H2). Komplete Audio 6. Studio One 5.4.1.

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Don't have T7 in front of me, however historically this has been for Midi Time Code and Midi Machine Control only (not midi clock)

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jayzotos wrote:Don't have T7 in front of me, however historically this has been for Midi Time Code and Midi Machine Control only (not midi clock)
I have tried everything, it 100% cannot slave to midi clock.
It receives it, perfectly, however it's not an option in the midi settings, anywhere.
100% want to see this in the next update.
Would also be nice to see more modern tempo implementation across the board:
- ability to map Edit tempo to Midi CC
- ability to tap tempo via Midi Note
- ability to master and slave to Ableton Link
Thanks

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Does the MIDI card itself have any setup properties? I have a Creative Sound card, and it appears NOT to have that as an option, but I may not have installed all the utilities when I moved it from the last computer to this one...
Waveform 13; Win10 desktop/8 Gig; Win11 Laptop; MPK261; VFX+disfunctional ESQ-1

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I've tried it with multiple midi devices.
Tracktion does not slave to midi clock.
Ideally, the entire edit should slave to midi clock.
FYI - this is an option on other DAWs. Some do not offer as it is a low resolution tempo source.
Nonetheless, I do want to see this in Tracktion.

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