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External MIDI clock. zynamfx can follow a 24 PPQN MIDI clock from hardware or a DAW. The hint
bar shows the incoming tempo beside the CPU readout — EXT 120.0 LOCKED when the tempo is stable, EXT 120.0 CLOCK while it settles, and EXT - NO SIGNAL when nothing arrives — with an activity
lamp that holds for about 125 ms. Hosted effect slots receive the clock as their host tempo, so
tempo-synced delays and modulators follow the rig.
How to use it. Standalone: Settings → Audio → MIDI inputs, tick the device that sends clock,
then start the clock (zynamfx only opens the inputs you enable). In Logic Pro: Project Settings → Synchronization → MIDI, transmit MIDI clock to the virtual port you enabled
(IAC Driver, for example), and run the transport — Logic sends clock only while it is playing.
Fixed
Tempo no longer reads half speed on the first lock, no longer ignores a tempo change, and no
longer mis-reads a halving as dropped ticks. A tempo step is followed within a second or two.
A hosted effect slot now receives a running transport, so tempo-synced plug-ins follow the clock
instead of sitting on their internal 120 BPM.
A hosted effect loaded while the app is running is prepared exactly like one loaded at startup, so
it syncs without restarting zynamfx.