the new squarp hapax sequencer has been working flawlessly. (i have not tried syncing to external clock yet, but i doubt that this will be a problem, though it is with the torso t-1.).

and I also have been trying out a Linstrument (full size). I was pleased to have it working perfectly thus far using the usb cable and not an optional psu.

i'll report back if there is any change to this.

EDIT: if you try a linnstrument, you might have full success with it w/o an attached psu, but what i eventually found was that with all of my usb devices powered up, the mrcc, devices weren't working correctly, and indeed the mrcc wouldn't power up completely. I reattached the psu and everything is fine again. Apparently there is a max total power draw with usb, which could potentially make troubleshooting difficult - so i would strongly recommend either using din midi with this, or connecting the psu (which is optional, but has very flexible specs)

Just wondering? It's been quiet and we were promised some amazing features.

I love my NDLR but I know it is capable of so much more. And I know you guys must think the same.

I have my MRCC currently orchestrating the right side of my studio, which is mostly modular run by hardware sequencers and iPad apps and mostly non-linear.

The left side of my studio is controlled by a Mac running Logic Pro X, which is mostly linear (but not necessarily).

I have the means, I think, to sync the right side to left when i want to make actual songs from sketches, but the midi routing then becomes an issue.

What I want to be able to do is to control all my midi destinations from my Mac/Logic AND/OR my iPad/AUM at the same time.

Is anyone doing this, surely someone?

Happy to buy a second MRCC if it's the solution.

Thanks in advance for any help on this.

I am using an Octatrack to sequence MIDI Chord changes on the NDLR. Is there a way to sequence chord type externally without using the internal chord sequencer?

Hi,

I don't know if this have been discussed before. If so I apologize, please link the existing thread.

Are there any plans of supporting 4 virtual I/O over MRCC's host ports? If so, then the MRCC 880 could be used as an extension and support full routing of 4 virtual I/O over it's device port.

this is driving me crazy at the moment because it adds another level of complexity to the troubleshooting that I inevitably get into with 2 MRCCs, and now also using Kyma sending receiving midi through the computer connection.

But this is the immediate issue. One of the MRCCs will crash, or I will need to reboot it for some other reason (to recognize one of the synths that needs to be turned on FIRST.

Then things stop working. Inevitably (and i guess my brain isn't hard wired yet to look for this automatically, but, you know i don't want to have to look for this every time i have to power cycle the mrcc).

what happens is that the original instance in the audio midi set up is replaced with a new one, and ALL connections in software that I have made to that instance are not invalid. They all need to be replaced.  In addition there is another display issue where they all tend to come up with the same description - in some software you can drill down and then see which is which (if you named them individually in audio midi setup) but otherwise, there are just 2 which have the exact same name, and it's kind of a guessing game.

this is really becoming a problem.

Hi Im new to MRCC.
I want to control external midi from my Ableton LIVE.

I have connected a MacBook to USBPC port and the port lamp above is turning blue.
I open the midi setting on LIVE and there are no indication for MRCC.
   

I also opened the midi/audio setting on Mac. The module image of the MRCC on the midi setting is turned gray.
   

Any thoughts on this?

seems to work great, though i probably won't get to test midi clock until the weekend. It both powers and does midi through usb, so i was a bit nervous about it, but it's working great. This is a fine little synth, in case anyone is interested in it. Though it's hard to get your hands on one right now.

I am using a BOSS rc505-mkII as a general clock source.
Now I wanted to rearrange it from USB port B to USB port A.

... but whatever port I change the rc505 to, the activity monitor would always map the device to port B (as in my very first setup)

This breaks the hardware button routing for this device on MRCC.
... since the rc505 now is physically connected to port A but MRCC still maps/consideres it to be connected to port B.

I can confirm that the Midicake ARP works through a restart