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| − | * Cliff: "The tempo LED is handled by a low-priority thread so it isn't rock solid and the higher the CPU usage the less solid it will be. The metronome, however, is perfectly accurate." [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/51049-does-tempo-led-actually-flash-time | + | * Cliff: "The tempo LED is handled by a low-priority thread so it isn't rock solid and the higher the CPU usage the less solid it will be. The metronome, however, is perfectly accurate." [http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/51049-does-tempo-led-actually-flash-time.html#post658471 source] |
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Revision as of 11:55, 29 March 2015
Contents
Tempo: in the owner's manual
Tempo: LED
- Cliff: "The tempo LED is handled by a low-priority thread so it isn't rock solid and the higher the CPU usage the less solid it will be. The metronome, however, is perfectly accurate." source
Tempo: metronome
- The Axe-Fx II can operate as a metronome via the Tempo menu.
- The metronome plays through Output 1 only.
- You can start the metronome with an IA switch (CC is listed in the I/O menu).
Tempo: auto-activating a delay
- When the parameter Auto Delay in the Tempo menu is set to “ON,” any delay blocks that are bypassed will become active whenever a tempo is tapped in. This allows you to set the tempo and un-bypass your delay block(s) from a single footswitch.
Tempo: MIDI CC
- The MIDI CC for Tempo is CC 14.
- The MIDI CC for the Metronome is CC 122.
