Scenes - not playing full lenght clip

[Joline]

Enjoying the MC101 to the fullest!!

What I don’t understand:
Why, when I change scenes, doesn’t it change at the end of the (longest) clip. It changes at the end of the measure where you are at when you change scene.
I have to wait untill the last measure to change the scene. This is definitly not what I expected.

Am I missing something?

[thatguysmitty87]

I haven’t figured that one out either. I can see the value in having it as is...but, would prefer the option of having it change at end of the clip and not the bar.

[Andrie]

same, it needs options for end bar, end measure, end clip and direct change

[jicamasalad]

Enjoying the MC101 to the fullest!!

What I don’t understand:
Why, when I change scenes, doesn’t it change at the end of the (longest) clip. It changes at the end of the measure where you are at when you change scene.
I have to wait untill the last measure to change the scene. This is definitly not what I expected.

Am I missing something?

I'm not sure this is the answer to your question, as I haven't tested it, but I've been watching the EXCELLENT video manuals recently posted by Roland, as well as reading the Reference Manual, and your issue might be related to this:

On page 52 of the Ref Manual:
"Clip switching and play/stop occurs at intervals of the master clock..."

So it could be that although you have a clip that is, say, 4 bars long, your mater clock interval is only 16, which would be only two bars, and so the play/stop (and in your case scene change?) would occur at the shorter interval of the master clock rather than the length of the clip itself.

Just a guess, but reading it today made me remember your post. In this case, setting the master clock steps to the number of your longest clip might solve the issue.

Give it a try and let us know if it works.

The 707 is incredible! Enjoy!

kS

[Joline]

I found out what you need to do:

On the MC101 and MC707:
Go to SHIFT - TEMPO and select MstrSteplen
Here you select (2 - 128) after how many steps the scene will change.
I've set the steps to be the same as the longest clip. (128 steps in my case)

So when I change the scene, it will play the (128 steps) clip entirely before changing to the next scene.