Yes, and this is what I meant by just temporarily running clocked at the BPM we want it to start with, so that it can be primed with that BPM. Then when you start it again, it will implicitly use this BPM until it can establish the new BPM (and if the new one is the same as the old BPM, then it should potentially sync faster)
No, since I didn’t get the impression that this protocol was popular in Rack. In know Antonio offered the Nord reset option also, but with the lack of a general concensus on this approach, I went with the 1ms-ignore approah and that eventually made it into the second paragraph of this section (after having discussed it with Andrew in that infamous issue 938 in the Rack github issues):
And another related link w.r.t. the 1ms thing:
Agreed, but seeing how often the P24 thing comes up all the while the Clocked manual available literally two clicks away (in the right-click menu), with a dedicated section on external sync, I’m not too motivated to write about this since I doubt it would be read much. I think Omri and Latif’s existing youtube videos on the topic are probably the best for this.