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Maybe it's just me but it drives me nuts that the tempo isn't saved with a patch in standalone mode.

So many times I load something up and it plays at some crazy tempo and I can't remember what tempo I had previously honed in on for that patch.

You can write a note with this and placing it wherever in your patch, it's free : https://store.cherryaudio.com/modules/neon-pad

Cheers Nrgzr. I realise I can write stuff down using any of several free notes modules but it's still a pain having to manually reset the tempo. Computers are supposed to make things easier.

Agreed. VM is similar to a regular DAW because it uses sequencing elements. Therefore, the tempo should be saved with the patch. Until they do that, make a note as somebody said, or use a Clock Generator. Andrew Macaulay has a nice one.

https://store.cherryaudio.com/modules/clock-generator

No worries, I created this to solve the problem...

ahhh, so you're the Adroit guy! Nice!

Yup.

I noticed that you are trawling through the forum and giving out some very sound advice.

It's great to see someone taking an active interest in helping people.

ColinP wrote: ↑Sat Aug 14, 2021 7:46 pm Yup.

I noticed that you are trawling through the forum and giving out some very sound advice.

It's great to see someone taking an active interest in helping people.

I recently joined these Forums, and I've spent a little time checking out oast questions. It's more for my sake that I answer them, as I enjoy the challenge of figuring things out.

Hi
I use the Adroit tempo connected to the sync in of the CA Sync Divider. That way if I use preset in DAW I can just rewire the Sync Divider to the VM DAW sync control and I still know the original bpm