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This active MIDI synchronization is designed to work with regular MIDI clock signals that don’t change
tempo or time signature. If the MIDI clock signal does change tempo, Infinity 3 will react and adjust
the sample rate accordingly.
The MIDI actions of Infinity 3 are quantized to the measure when MIDI is running, by default in 4/4
time. Any action that is meant to obey MIDI clock will be applied at the beginning of the next measure
(not necessarily the end of the loop cycle). So it’s best to cue the MIDI command within the measure
before you want it to occur, not right on the downbeat.
If a MIDI clock signal is present during recording and then stopped or disconnected, Infinity 3 will
continue playback using its recorded length. Actions will continue to be quantized to an internal,
approximate MIDI clock. However, this internal MIDI clock may dri or differ from the external MIDI
clock that was disabled.
The Time Signature can be set on a preset-by-preset basis, or changed on the fly using MIDI
commands. For quantization to the beat rather than to the measure, set the measure to a single note
(eg. 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16).
With MIDI Sync active, some commands initiated using Infinity 3’s footswitches will be automatically
quantized to the beginning of the next MIDI Measure.
Appropriate action is executed at the start of the next measure aer the switch has been pressed.
The Stop footswitch closes loops and stops loop audio at the start of the next measure aer the
switch has been pressed.
Starts loop audio at the start of the next measure aer the switch has been pressed. Switching
between loops in Series mode will trigger which loop is playing back at the start of the next measure
aer the switch has been pressed.
Closes a base recording at the start of the next measure aer the switch has been pressed then
begins recording an Overdub.
MIDI Time Signature
Commands That Sync to MIDI Clock
Record and Play
Stop
Start
Overdub
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