How you recognize a jitter around 2-3ms anyway? Usually you cannot hear this small amounts. Synchronisation of the multiclock to a DAW relies on a sample accurate audio clock, which allows for rock solid sync signals. So I cannot have a kick from the 909 layered with a kick from the Rytm2. Any Clock Input The multiclock can be its own master or synced to external MIDI, DIN sync or Analogue master clocks. But as far as I know, that's inherent to the 909. It uses this to sync bs a midi work clock that is very slow and inaccurate. There is of course the 909, that is not as tight on the grid as the Rytm. This ERM multiclock research is frustrating because all the youtube videos seem to have external sequencers controlling note info, so I cant figure out if the ERM can send midi notes and keep them synced as well. I only have a SR-909 synced via DIN, a Elektron Analog Rytm2 synced via MIDI and the modular system, where the Pam's New Workout is synced via DIN and another Pam is slaved to that. I’m having a bit of a nightmare with Sync and what appears to be midi jitter and I’m considering getting an ERM multiclock but, wondered if there was anything I am missing. I´ve even tried a different computer, different sound card, different DAW and so on, all my dinsync-machines still jitter a couple of ms, maybe not a super big deal, but far from rock solid timing. Hi everyone, I’m pretty sure this topic has been discussed at length but, I would like some advice from you all. Tried pretty much everything with no improvement, ERM hasn´t been very helpfull and when I try to google I pretty much just find people thinking it´s rock solid.

All of them, 303s, 808, 606 jitter about 2-3ms in every direction. I´m having a hard time getting my dinsync-devices to sync up without jitter.

Erm multiclock wont work