Hi there:

Am starting on Pd,and as far i could read,it's not have even a mention

about midi clock.I found 2 patches at Pd patch repository, but they were for Pd Extended. Am using Pd Vanila 48.1 right now, so

i adapted one of these patches:

I have no result with this one ; the description of "midirealtimein"

is vague. Can someone,tell how can i set pd in "slave mode"

(receiving midi clock) ? I intend to sync pd with Hydrogen,Sonic Pi,

Reason...

My OS is Windows 10.
Receive Clock.pd
Thank you in advance:

                                                           GWB70.

@GWB70
that patch should work.
But what is [bpm] doing there?

Do you receive anything with the [midirealtimein]?
Did you connect Midi virtually?
I am using Linux, so don't know about that part in Windows...

@lacuna Hi Lacuna:

I was using using [bpm] as abstration for a counter

I intend that counter gives me some visual information about

what bpm master is sending to,and the cursor position in beats.

Tryed everything,but can't find out how conect midi receiver to

the counter. I'll use it in a subpatch,while running a sequencer in Pd.

*Am sending "Pure Data In" from Reason output to,

"Pure Data In" at Pd midi imput.

Hope someone help me to solve this puzzle;

think this will interest to many Pd users.

Thank you again:

                                                               GWB70.

If you're not getting anything at all from MIDIREALTIMEIN then maybe there's problem with the MIDI interface or the settings in PD?

@GWB70 At 4.4 this should do it....... clock-slave.pd .........but........
Are you getting any midi input to Pd.?
Are you sending Midi Clock (not Midi Timecode)?
You could use loopMIDI .........http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software.html to loop back the output of Reason and create a software port for Pd to listen to. The loopMIDI window shows bytes being sent, which helps inspire confidence too......
Also allows you to put MidiOx in the loop and really see what is going on........ http://www.midiox.com/
David.