On the Sync tab of the Preferences dialog, choose an input device for MIDI timecode. In ACID PRO, from the Options menu, choose Preferences. Configure your external hardware to generate MIDI timecode.Ģ.

If you want ACID PRO to chase/trigger playback to the MIDI timecode output of your hardware:ġ. That’s it! Click the Play button in ACID PRO to trigger your external hardware. * To generate MIDI Clock, from the Options menu, choose Timecode, and choose Generate MIDI Clock from the submenu (or press Shift+F7).ģ. * To generate MIDI timecode, from the Options menu, choose Timecode, and choose Generate MIDI Timecode from the submenu (or press F7). * To generate MIDI Clock, from the Options menu, choose Generate MIDI Clock (or press Shift+F7). * To generate MIDI timecode, from the Options menu, choose Generate MIDI Time Code (or press F7). On the Sync tab of the Preferences dialog, choose an output device for MIDI timecode or MIDI clock (depending on what you plan to use) and click OK. From the Options menu, choose Preferences. Configure your external hardware to chase to MIDI timecode or MIDI clock.Ģ. If you want your hardware to sync to ACID PRO:ġ. Through another dedicated MIDI device connected to a parallel port, serial port, or a MIDI PCI card. There are many external MIDI router devices available that use your computer’s USB port to transfer MIDI data.ģ.

Through your sound card (if it includes MIDI ports).Ģ. There are different ways to attach external hardware to your computer. Thank you to everyone that gave me help.You must have the external hardware connected to your computer in some fashion. Hi all.I'm back with good news!!!!!I've got it all fixed!!!!! I found out that the problem was between my soundcard and XP.NO not as easy as a e on you get one more guess.no.not that eaither.the correct answer was.ADVANCED POWER CONFIGURATION INTERFACE!!!!!!that is the mode windows runs in by defult and how do you change it you ask?Oh.just uninstall THE WHOLE OS and write zeros to the drive.YES reformat.and reinstall the OS and ASAP get into the device manager click on hardware then click on the computer icon it will drop down the APCI mode double click on that go into IRQ steering and click on update driver.now don't let it do anything on it's own.don't click on any tab that reads recommended.the tab you want says something to the effect of I will select the driver from a list so keep going till you get to a choice that says STANDARD PC mode that's the one you want finish that and you are free and clear!!!!Onnce you get into standard pc mode the errors will go bye bye.I was told that the Advanced power mode will basically starving the soundcard of power to convert the wavs from analog to digatal and back to analog so you can hear it.Thus providing you with an error message and a time out for the device.the soundcard.so there you have it in a nut shell.

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