Be able to have more than 1 TransportHandler

[ulrik]

I think it would be great to be able to have more than 1 TransportHandler , one TransportHandler per ScriptProcessor ? (Maybe it's not possible to implement?)

Let's say I have 2 TH, both set to PreferInternal sync, would it not be possible to have separate clocks running, and if I start the Daws play, they will both sync to the external clock?

In this test example I have 2 script processors, each with a separate TH, as soon as I start the internal clock on one of them, the other one will start as well, and if I stop the same will happen with the other one.

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I ask because in my project I have 2 custom build arps on separate script processors, that is dependent on the tranporthandler for syncing,

[Christoph Hart]

@ulrik The idea of the transport handler is to sync multiple modules. If you don't want to sync them, just don't use the TransportHandler :)

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart I can understand that, what do you suggest for having separate clocks running, that are so correct as the TransportHandler?

[ulrik]

@Christoph-Hart Ok I almost solved it using one TransportHandler.
I have 1 question though, if I have the "internalClock" running all the time, it is not possible to via "setOnTransportChange" get a "isPlaying = false" because the internalClock is still running (and I want it to keep running)
Is it possible to get the Transport state another way then via the TransportHandler?