Hello. I purchased a cheap USB keyboard just to edit labels because I can't remember my routing schemes. However, it doesn't work. It's brand new. I test on my Macbook and it worked without setup even though it's a PC keyboard. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WJ5D3H4?ref...tails&th=1

When I plug it in the MRCC lights up green at the port, but turning on caps lock doesn't light up the caps lock on the top right of the keyboard. So it's seems it's not even powering it on or recognizing. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Question on the DRONE - is there a way to set the note sustain?  I am trying to trigger a kick drum with the drone using a Pulsar 23 and it's not recognizing a retrigger no matter what I try.  I've been able to trigger a kick drum VST this way but the Pulsar continues to sustain the note.  Any tips?

I am having problems with my NDLR maintaining BPM with flutuations around the input clock speed,

I have tested DIN in, modular clock in, and now tested MRCC in via USB, all with the same results, The NDLR just dose not maintain a steady BPM.

Every other bit of equipment has tight timing without The NDLR incorporated, when it is plugged in the NDLR's Bpm just drifts up and down, when used on its own as the master clock it is fine.

Just a brief description of my midi path,

Keystep to MRCC in, via USB
NDLR to MRCC in, via USB (clock is filtered on The NDLR out)
MRCC out to OCTOTRACK in, via DIN (sending The NDLR and Keystep notes only)
OCTOTRACK out MRCC in, via DIN 
MRCC then splits to all equipment with separate outs DIN only.

this setup runs a tight clock when The NDLR is not plugged in,

I have also run my setup without the MRCC using a MOTU merge/splitter and MIDI solutions splitter doing the same as the MRCC, and I had the same problems with The NDLR not maintain a steady BPM.

PLEASE HELP.

I've got two MRCCs and I'd like to use the C-P1 mod for routing tracks from my sequencer, this works fine for the ports on the same MRCC the sequencer is connected to, but it doesn't seem to work for any remote routings.

ie: 
C1 -> 5 with Mod1 set to C-P1 will allow me to use channel 5 on the sequencer to send midi to Port 5 on channel 1
C1 -> r3 with Mod1 set to C-P1 doesn't appear to let anything through to the remote MRCC

I've got a pair of these which I bought to improve my routing setup, love the feature set..  but oh boy I think I've run into a big problem.  I've opened the side panel to confirm that the SD card is installed, but saving just doesn't work.

To save, this is what I do:
- Make some changes
- Navigate to tools -> load/save
-> tab stop down to the preset selection, choose User 1 (or A1, tried a few)
-> tab stop to the Save button
-> press Shift+click the encoder

A number of the out port lights will light red, but there is no indicator on the OLED, and the preset name remains red.

.. obviously this is a huge bummer, hoping there is some simple or obvious step I've missed??

aloha,

 today i tried to upgrade my ndlr, i went step by step until i did the paper clip thing, the moment i stuck the paper clip in the hole my ndlr went black. now i have no power, and cannot get it to power on.?

got any suggestions ? ... thank you.

I have my Morningstar MC8 plugged into the MRCC via USB. I am able to successfully route MIDI messages from the MC8 to my iPad/PC. However, I am yet to figure out how to use the Morningstar Editor setup this way. If I connect the MC8 to my iPad/PC directly it works just fine. Since Morningstar Editor uses MIDI to interface with the MC8 itself, I would imagine I could get this to work, but I must be missing something.

I just spent an hour trying to figure out why I wasn't able to map any routings from the PC outputs to DIN plugs.  I just happened to hit the max number of routings with no PC MIDI routings enabled, so I thought something was broken.  Rebooted, restarted the MRCC, swapped USB cables, etc.  I didn't even know that there WAS a max number of routings until I happened across another post on this forum (it doesn't appear to be listed in the manual either?)

A simple message popping up on the display screen that says "max number of port routings (50) reached!" would have saved me some troubleshooting time.

I have the NDLR and MRCC. I'm trying to sequence a synth (Polybrute) with the Octatrack and kept getting doubled notes. I finally figured out it was coming from NDLR. The OT is routed to all inputs (except its own) and so is the NDLR (plugged into USB). I read somewhere on the forums that the NDLR passes MIDI thru over USB? Is this what's happening? Strangely, I don't hear doubled notes on other synths so not sure what's going on. Please let me know what more I can provide to help troubleshoot!

So there is this entire category of threads on using the MRCC with a DAW, but I haven't been able to find anything that clearly explains how to use the MRCC with a DAW (in my case Logic 10.7 MacOS Monterey). I have read through a bunch of threads with people having the exact same issue as me.  I have found the MRCC quite capable in a DAWless setup, and am using my new Hapax quite favorably with the MRCC to control and sequence 10 different hardware synths. I cannot for the life of me figure out at all how to get Logic to do anything with the MRCC.  I gave up on trying to get Logic to see my Kronos Keyboard through the MRCC and have once again got it connected separately via USB and am using the DIN connection for the MRCC. Not cool, but okay. AudioMidi sees the MRCC and all the other synths.  When I route Logic back to the MRCC, the activity and routing window shows activity, but nothing is coming through the MRCC to trigger any of my hardware synths on any channels. I have checked the MRCC Filters page and have no filters applied. I have Logic Midi out set to MRCC Port 1.  I have tried it with the green button set to port 1, and other ports. The blue button set to port 1, and all other ports. Nothing works.  

I know other people have ended up doing a Zoom session with Jesse to figure this out, but should it really be this difficult?  It is not self-explanatory in the least, and I can't find a single source of good information on how to get this set up.  I am glad I kept the box, because if I can't get this figured out, I will need to return this, which I'd rather not do since it is working so well in the hardware world and it seems like it should her a no-brainer.

I really hope there is something simple I am missing.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.