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There are no hard rules. The eighth note is just another letter in the alphabet of musical language. It has a certain meaning and that is "half the length of a quarter note".
An example... In 4/4 time, if you count "1 and - 2 and - 3 and - 4 and", the eighth note can be placed at the "number" making it the down beat with room for another note or rest on the off beat. If placed on the "and" then it can be used as a pickup to the following downbeat.
I'd say the click track starts from exactly when you hit play even if you've hit play not right on the beat. There might be a setting or preference that can fix this.
Try rewinding back to be right on the beat and see if it syncs with the click
The amp is doing what is called "motorboating". This is usually caused when the voltages to sensitive preamp stages are inadequately filtered or regulated and the sudden load of the output stages cause a dip in the voltages sent to the preamps which in turn vary the input to the output stages starting the cycle over. This will require electronic troubleshooting and if your not skilled in that, then it is NOT a DIY fix. What you are seeing is NOT normal, there is a defect.
There are a lot of reasons your amp could be "motorboating" That is the term given to a low frequency oscillation. Be it only a half second it is still an oscillation. Electrolytic bypass caps are suspect most of the time. I would highly doubt there is a feedback problem with the amplifier circuits due to the fact this probably just started happening. Grounding on power supply caps also can be a big suspect. There could be a cracked solder joint on one of those components that is causing a ground loop which in turn will cause your parasitic oscillation of a 0.5 Hz.
Are you talking about recording the beats from the Alesis or are you talking about designing beats on your computer to load into the Alesis? If it's the latter, try this link:http://www.squest.com/Windows/Instruments/AlesisSR-16/index.html This link might also be useful:http://www.synthzone.com/alesis.htm Please let me know how you make out.
Page 59 Odd time signatures of the owners manual explains how to do this. Type Alesis SR16 manual into Google and you can download a copy from media.zzsounds.com Please rate this if it helps. You can also download documentation here:http://www.alesis.com/sr16 under DOCS and Downloads
From what I remember from my recent tinkering you press the guide select button. Then either use the patch/value know and parameter buttons, OR it may be the guide level knob to switch the volume down until it is off. I believe I then saved the patch to preserve the setting and keep that irritating guide at bay! It really should be more intuitive, ideally knod turned to zero = OFF. But no. Ah well, hope you get it sorted. I have a problem too, maybe you have same one? It may be the unit itself. Search - Beggining of loop missing on FIRST playback - if you get a chance. Let me know if yours does it too?
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