Using our brand new in-house technology U-SYNC, syncing your hardware gear to your DAW has never been easier
it does not matter if you use modern MIDI gear, modular Euroracks, or vintage synths, Nome II can sync it all.
Get Live musicians in time as well by using the built-in metronome. The device is perfect for live usage, with its solid metal case and large knob.
It is incredibly solid. I distribute the clock to mc-707, pyramid, Avalon, volcas, mc202, tr-606! It is way better than using any of these machines as master clock.
I just stared for minutes on the "external sync screen" of the notoriously difficult to sync Elektron Octatrack: Constant 120.0 bpm and no movement in the decimals!
Just the ability to have my drum machine and synth sequencer both reset and start together at a hit of a footswitch, it’s quite a revolution.
It feels more solid than my old USAMO which died after a few years. The feature set here is more what I was looking for and seems more of a performance tool.
We've tried a number of source clocks over the years to keep everything tight. The Midromone has made a noticeable positive impact in our sync, and it's one of those things that "just works."
In case anyone doubted the claims regarding the Midronome being jitter-free, here is what my MIDIgal (with Midiclk firmware) has to say about it… Never seen such a low value before! (0.004%)
I already *love* Midronome - so far it's lived up to (or exceeded) all my expectations and is everything I hoped it would be.
This little helper to sync all those big machines? Yes and she did its job damn well! She is a little time fairy who brings me to Neverland, where the out of Sync metronome Krokodile lives!
I really like its simplicity. It will replace an ERM multiclock.
Nome II is expected for the end of October. Put your email here to be notified when it’s available
Simon created the “Midronome” (aka Nome I) because he simply could not find a decent MIDI Clock for his own band. The product’s launch was a huge success. Since then both the device and the community around it has tremendously grown, helping shape the device into the Nome II of today.
The core values that Simon created the device with have never and never will leave Sim’n Tonic:
Because you need gear that never fails
Because as musicians we have so much to think about already
Because we all have different setups and usages
Because gear is worth nothing if not driven by its users