Is there a way to get the coherence reporter to record the interval?

Question

There are three questions, really - but the first is the most important.
1. Can you get the reporter to record the duration since the last batch in seconds (or ms) in the same row as the current batch?
2. Can you get the reporter to record the timestamp in the report rows as ms since epoch (preferrably alongside the regular date in a different column, but by itself it'd probably be ok)
3. Is there any way to hook into the reporter output to customize how it records the actual data?
The jmx reporter records the batch number and the date of the batch run, but I don't see an easy way to get it to record the current date as a MS timestamp.
I've thought about creating a simple custom MBean that existed to do nothing but expose the current time in ms since epoch as an attribute that I could then have the reporter use and include a column both for the absolute date and for the relative date. Having certain metrics reported in terms of # of events / second would make it easier to analyze certain data (for instance, instead of showing the total ReadTimeMillis if it would show ReadTimeMillis / Reads / # ms * 60 to get the average time for a read, that would be a lot more useful for comparing intervals)
The intervals are never run on exactly the same schedule because the timer starts after the last report runs and the duration of running all the reports is not uniform.
(It'd also be very nice if the outputting of the reports were configurable and there was a way to plug into the reporting engine to hook in a different output method - e.g. to a database or to send the data over UDP to a graphite server or something)

Answer 1

When I record the keyboard sounds as a midi track in Logic
I loose my sounds when I bounce to disc. Why do the sounds
not record on the hard drive when I bounce the midi track.
The plug in software instruments bounce fine to disc, but
not my keyboard sounds (external instrument-Roland XP 50
Keyboard)???
Think about it for a minute.... for one, MIDI is not audio, it's only data, you are not recording sound into the computer, the audio for the XP50 is coming out of the keyboard's audio outs. Software instruments take MIDI data and output directly to audio, so... they bounce fine as their output is audio. Your XP50 keyboard's audio outs are on the keyboard. So, you will have to record the audio from the keyboards output. I notice you're using Logic Express, unfortunately it doesn't have the I/O plugin.
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