hi boonier,
thanks for the patch. could you please explain how exactly it works? because i might be wrong, but it seems incorrect to me.
There is a [== 248] object and [t b b] after it.
From what i understand, the == object doesn't send bangs to the outputs, but 0s (if not equal) or 1 (if equal), so the [t b b] object is banged (with zero) even if you receive other than 248 (=clock) midi message from the [midirealtimein] ??

could you (or sombody) explain it to me, please?

i'm very confused as i'm unable to find documentation for "midiin" and for "midirealtimein". when i right click and choose help, it opens a help page where these objects are not mentioned.

(i'm having troubles syncing two of my patches on two machines using midi clock in/out. on receiving the clock, i seem to be receiving more bangs per measure than i expect and i'm getting out of sync because of it.)

thanks and regards
daniel

edit: I am in windows os, so the midirealtimein should work...