Sorry, only just saw these comments, will have to see if there's a way of being notified!
Re. sample accurate MIDI, I tried to get as close to that as I could, but it will need to be tested in different scenarios to see how well it actually performs. A lot will depend on how well Max handles the passing of MIDI data into mxj.
The Java source code for this is on github now, so feel free to have a poke around if you're interested: https://github.com/bcmodular/scopesync/tree/master/java/src/uk/co/bcmodular/scopesync
To be honest, the main target of the MIDI passthrough was to workaround Live's arcane track types, so a single track could be used to model a device in Scope. I'm now looking into other methods of communication, e.g. UDP.
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Re. sample accurate MIDI, I tried to get as close to that as I could, but it will need to be tested in different scenarios to see how well it actually performs. A lot will depend on how well Max handles the passing of MIDI data into mxj.
The Java source code for this is on github now, so feel free to have a poke around if you're interested: https://github.com/bcmodular/scopesync/tree/master/java/src/uk/co/bcmodular/scopesync
To be honest, the main target of the MIDI passthrough was to workaround Live's arcane track types, so a single track could be used to model a device in Scope. I'm now looking into other methods of communication, e.g. UDP.