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G'day All,
                can anyone recommend an adapter for syncing tempo on a 303 through midi? I've been told this is possible but can't  find one so far. will be using a borrowed unit so not keen to get it modified, just wondering what the options are? [ have googled etc but not come up with much ]. i believe it can be synced to a 707 or the like but was hoping for a cheaper alternative.

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This would be your cheapest option!

http://cgi.ebay.com....1QQcmdZViewItem

Otherwise get something like this for about $60
http://cgi.ebay.com....1QQcmdZViewItem

Novation DrumStation, Xbase-09 all have din sync out
Dedicated MIDI/CV boxes like the
Kenton Pro-2000, Pro-solo and Frostwave Quad Midi/CV can generate DIN SYNC.

The 707 doesn't convert MIDI clock to DIN SYNC. It can only be a slave of either or be the master for both. Although i think you can if use tape sync.

Cheers

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I was going to bid on this but now I have to spend my money on other stuff :)

You might as well:

http://cgi.ebay.com....=tab%3DWatching

I already enquired about postage to Aus and it's US$30

Its primary role is as a MIDI-CV converter but has a Din Sync24 output as well. That means you can also use it to control a pre-midi synth. A good investment for the future!

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I got a msq100 for about $50 off ebay. Does the job.

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the korg kms-30 is great, if you can find one. otherwise those inline converters looks the goods, anything that doesnt need an external power supply is a bonus.

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the seller "touchprone" on ebay often sells cheap din-midi convertors that don't need a power supply, I use his din splitter box and it works a treat, and he is from Ballarat.

I think they go for $80

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thanks Ramos, I never got around to getting one of these so will definitely check him out!

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i heard they were hand crafted by a guildsman at kryal castle.

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looks like the guy who does the frostwave stuff has taken long service leave too  ;)

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Mine came with MIDI built in ;)

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http://cgi.ebay.com....idZp1638Q2em124

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^^^

Yeah i've seen a few sync things from that Touchprone guy.

Anyone tried em?

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I haven't tried the midi convertor, but I have the dinsync splitter and it works fine.

I wouldn't trust it for a live setup though, better off with a kenton or something similar.





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