Machines compatible with pattern XP midi note and delay

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Machines compatible with pattern XP midi note and delay

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As you know, there are alternative methods for getting live midi data into buzz.
Some machines handle it themselves, some are willing to work within the systems given by buzz.

Qsamo is a stellar example of the latter. With the pattern XP parameters (blue font: midi note, delay etc) enabled in the pattern,
It becomes possible to 'record' midi performances that are very organic, with all the rhythmic subtleties of a live take.

This is one of the main reasons that Qsamo is a centerpiece of my workflow.

I was very excited to discover that Jacinth is also capable of taking recordings live, however I was disappointed to find,
that it handles the midi data internally, and does not accept midi note delay, and so effectively does not accept sub-tick timing.

I've just done a quick run through of my favorite machines, to check if any of them will accept the midi data recorded by buzz
in patternXP the way that Qsamo does, and found none.

Do any of you know of any other machines that play nicely with the pattern XP track parameters for mid? Or do you know of a
work around? I perhaps peer ctrl or ix split might be able to do this?

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