Master Clock for Music Production and Live Performance
Industrial grade precision that ensures musicians, gear, and software agree exactly where the first beat is.
Nome II
Nome II - the sync box that locks every device in your setup to a single, rock-solid clock.
Included in the box
Included in the box
- Nome II master clock
- USB-C power and communication cable
- USB-C to USB-A adapter
Delivery
Delivery
All packages ship from Denmark. Most orders ship within the same or the next business day, with express delivery options for most destinations.
For more information, read our Shipping Policy.
Return and warranty
Return and warranty
- 30-day return policy
- 2-year standard warranty
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Sync to the DAW
Using our brand new in-house technology U-SYNC, syncing your music hardware and your DAW is seamless.
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Modular & Vintage Gear
Doesn't matter if you use modern MIDI gear, modular Euroracks, or vintage synths, Nome II can sync it all.
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Live Performance
Powerful metronome with sub-divisions, and smart tap tempo. Perfect for the stage, with a metal case and large knob.
Time has no format
A drum machine from 1983. A modular system. A modern sequencer. A computer. They were never designed to understand one another.
Nome II translates one timing reference into every format they need, and sends all of it on the same tick.
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USB-C
Power, bi-directional communication, sync with your DAW using U-SYNC over a simple USB-C cable.
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MIDI
Two MIDI outputs, two play buttons. Max 5ns jitter, MIDI Clock has absolute priority.
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Analog
Two outputs on one 3.5mm TRS. Configurable speed 1-24 ppq, start pulse, run gate, 5V pulses.
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DIN Sync
Compatible with vintage Roland machines like TB-303 using a simple cable adapter.
Built for music, not only machines
Machines follow an electrical pulse. Musicians follow an audible click track.
Nome II gives both the same downbeat.
MIDI, analog, and DIN sync keep the machines moving. A combo headphones and balanced line output for the click track to performers — a metronome with sub-divisions, fully configurable with custom click sounds.
Recommended by industry experts:
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Read the full review"The Sim’n Tonic Nome II is exactly what it claims to be: a simple, stable and precise MIDI master clock that solves the synchronization problems that have frustrated hardware-oriented musicians for as long as MIDI has existed."
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Read the full review"If you’re tired of fighting timing drift, puzzling over MIDI offset settings, or fighting against recordings that won’t line up, this box takes all that friction out of the process."
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Read the full review"Anyone who has tried to synchronize a DAW and multiple external devices with perfect timing knows how tedious it can be. Nome II solves this problem by bringing all devices together and ensuring precise synchronization."
Missing a cable?
Elevate your audio experience with durable cables specialized in connecting your music gear.
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DIN-MIDI Cable
Regular price £7.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
DIN Sync Adapter Cable
Regular price £11.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
TRS-MIDI Type A Cable
Regular price £9.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per -
TRS ANLG Splitter Adapter
Regular price £11.00 GBPRegular priceUnit price per
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Deep dives on jitter, MIDI latency, and everything else that keeps your gear in time:
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The difference between audio and clock latency
Audio latency and clock latency get mixed up a lot because both show up as “things feel late.” But they’re different problems, measured differently, and fixed with different tools. When...
The difference between audio and clock latency
Audio latency and clock latency get mixed up a lot because both show up as “things feel late.” But they’re different problems, measured differently, and fixed with different tools. When...
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The Importance of Jitter and Latency
Latency is a constant delay between the audio produced by two devices. When dealing with MIDI Clock, latency can be caused by the clock source or by the device receiving the clock....
The Importance of Jitter and Latency
Latency is a constant delay between the audio produced by two devices. When dealing with MIDI Clock, latency can be caused by the clock source or by the device receiving the clock....
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MIDI Clock: The Pulse of Synchronisation
MIDI Beat Clock, more commonly known as MIDI Clock, is a type of MIDI message which controls the tempo (aka speed) of a given device. Generally, MIDI Clock represents a family...
MIDI Clock: The Pulse of Synchronisation
MIDI Beat Clock, more commonly known as MIDI Clock, is a type of MIDI message which controls the tempo (aka speed) of a given device. Generally, MIDI Clock represents a family...
