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Thank you!

You can look with this preset because i think it is not regular? Anyway it work very good!

Thank you

Yes, this is normal. If you change the waveform from sine to triangle the steps will be evenly spaced in time.

You mean that with sine it work?

I mean with sine the steps are not even, but with triangle wave instead the steps are even. This is normal.

The reason is because of how the steps are quantised. Sine is not linear, so the steps are not linear in time. Triangle is linear, so the steps are also linear.

Ok thank you I will look at this as soon as possible!

Another question when the wahoo is plugging to a computer to edit it. I can use the USB to use the midi sync with the same computer?

Yes, you can use the editor at the same time as using USB-MIDI from the same computer.

Ok what is the proceed to do the midi sync via USB because in my software I don't find the wahoo on the midi output?

The Wahoo should appear as a USB MIDI device in your software. What software are you using?

Also, often software needs to be restarted when any USB device is connected. So make sure the Wahoo is connected via USB then run your software.

Midi-ox is a useful program for testing MIDI devices. You can use this to send MIDI clock to the Wahoo for testing. http://www.midiox.com/

I use midi clock and protools.. But when I plug the wahoo, the editor work but windows said that it is a new material... Windows want a driver. Is it normal. I'll try your software thank you!