Connecting Cross DJ to Ableton

OK, so I have come over from being an Ableton DJ to using Cross, as it means I don't need to spend every waking minute warping tracks to use with Ableton and lets me scratch and use jogwheels, which are crap in Ableton, however, Ableton's effects are both more versatile and chainable so I am testing a setup where I route audio from Cross, to Soundflower, to Ableton, to my interface.
In my initial testing this works perfectly, however, if I want to switch from a 2/4 deck workflow to an Ableton workflow mid performance, or I want to use effects that are dependant on tempo such as beat repeats and phasers, I need to tap tempo Ableton to get it to sync with whatever is playing in Cross.
Is it possible to get Cross to output MIDI sync data from the beatgrid to a MIDI port? This means I could just route it to Ableton and let it sync up with that, meaning all I might need to do is define the downbeat by tap-tempoing once in Ableton.
At the moment I am using the mid-tier Cross DJ, if this is something that needs the next tier up (Cross... Really Cross... Furious?) then I will upgrade.
I currently don't have a decent jogwheel controller but I have a second hand VCI 300 being shipped to me right now. I was using the iPad remote and a Twister to control Cross on my last set, and once the VCI shows up make an edited MIDI map so the VCI is mapped to Cross, the mixer on the VCI is mapped in Ableton and the Twister/Launchpad I was using before to handle everything else in Ableton.
In my initial testing this works perfectly, however, if I want to switch from a 2/4 deck workflow to an Ableton workflow mid performance, or I want to use effects that are dependant on tempo such as beat repeats and phasers, I need to tap tempo Ableton to get it to sync with whatever is playing in Cross.
Is it possible to get Cross to output MIDI sync data from the beatgrid to a MIDI port? This means I could just route it to Ableton and let it sync up with that, meaning all I might need to do is define the downbeat by tap-tempoing once in Ableton.
At the moment I am using the mid-tier Cross DJ, if this is something that needs the next tier up (Cross... Really Cross... Furious?) then I will upgrade.
I currently don't have a decent jogwheel controller but I have a second hand VCI 300 being shipped to me right now. I was using the iPad remote and a Twister to control Cross on my last set, and once the VCI shows up make an edited MIDI map so the VCI is mapped to Cross, the mixer on the VCI is mapped in Ableton and the Twister/Launchpad I was using before to handle everything else in Ableton.