Hi,

Is anyone using the 6th MIDI input on the MRCC? I got my hands on TRS to DIN MIDI cable type A so I tried using the 6th input for the first time. I tried with some synths, connecting the DIN end to them and with the TRS end going into the 6th input. Whatever I do I'm not getting any input in.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

Does anyone know the current situation with Conductive Labs - are they still in business? I sent a NDLR to them for repair over 2 weeks ago, they acknowledged receipt of the item but I've heard nothing since. I've sent them 3 emails through their support portal which have been ignored and as they don't publish contact numbers anywhere there's no way of getting in touch. What sort of company is this?

Hello guys,
The NDLR looks pretty fun!
Unfortunately, it seems impossible to buy. All the places that I found are sold out.
For now, I''m checking Reverb if I can found an used one but no luck so far.

Does someone know a place where I can order it? (preferably in the United States)
When can I expect to to see stocks back ?

Can someone help with my issue 

Here it is 

I'm trying to connect a sequencer (deluge) to the ndlr using using deluge as master clock .

The issue I found is when I connect a drum machine to this setup i can't seem to sync the transport on the drum machine. It's running at 300rpm! (Syncs fine when connected direct to the deluge though) 

I seem to be getting some midi feedback loop or similar 

Can someone provide a solution?

Here is my setup now:-


1. Deluge midi out to ndlr midi A in.
I want to control the ndlr from the deluge and program notes etc on the deluge. I can get this to work as long as I don't add a drum machine/groovebox into the midi chain (see below)

Midi Chain

2. Ndlr clock set to ndlr midi A (thats from the deluge) and ndlr pad set to midi 1, drone to 2, motof 1 to 3, motif 4 to 4.
3. Ndlr midi A out to midi splitter box (to split the midi to the synths and drum machine)
4. Midi splitter out channel 1 (pad) to synth A, channel 2 (drone) to synth B , Channel 3 (motif 1) to drum machine channel 3, and channel 4 (motif 2) to drum machine channel 4
5. Synths all work fine but the drum machine won't sync with the transport from the deluge . Its runs at 300rpm! Taking the ndlr or the midi splitter out the chain removes the issue so it's nothing unexpected .

So there appears to be an issue with clock where more than 2 sequencers are in the mix.

Any idea how to fix much appreciated

Hello,

I have a Polyend Tracker that I have connected to the MRCC by one of the USB ports.  It's been working just fine since I got it to power the Tracker and route USB MIDI.  

Just today I accidentally maxed out my RAM on my PC and got a BSOD which seemed to cause my MRCC to freeze up for some reason.  I restarted the MRCC, but it froze with the last LED light on the right unlit.  It would show up to the PC as a USB MIDI device, but would not show anything on the screen or respond to any buttons on the front panel, and none of the MIDI routing was working.  

I flashed the latest firmware (v1.1.035_09-20-2021) but that didn't solve the issue.  

I removed all of my MIDI devices from the MRCC, and it started booting up successfully.  One by one I reconnected each device until I reconnected the Tracker via USB, which stopped the MRCC from booting.  

It appears that now when I have the Tracker connected while the MRCC starts up, the MRCC will again get frozen with the last light unlit, and the screen and buttons non-responsive.  If I disconnect the Tracker and power on the MRCC, it boots just fine.  And sometimes if I power on the Tracker while the MRCC is still booting up it will load correctly and not freeze.  

As soon as I connect the unpowered Tracker to a USB port the MRCC freezes up again and will remain frozen until I power on the Tracker, at which point the MRCC starts working again.  

It seems that if at any point the Tracker is connected but not powered on, the MRCC just completely freezes up.  This is definitely a new development.

I've been increasingly frustrated with the number of 61 key keyboards I have with NO OCTAVE TRANSPOSE buttons.

I wonder if it would be possible to implement something where you can add a binding to a particular input, and shift its output up or down 12 semitones, where you could implement it by pressing the black button and one of the white buttons for up or down 12 semitones...

Not sure it's possible, and I get that this. could be feature creeping - but for sure I'd love to be able to utilize non-octave transposing synths as main controllers with this function.

Is it at all possible? Or just a dream...

Thanks

To me the ACTIVITY screen is one of the most useless screens of MRCC because the content is just too tiny. A matter of taste, but in general it would be great if MRCC could remember the screen that was active before switching off – or allow a user definable start screen.

My personal preference would be a simple and clear LOAD PRESET screen: just turn the dial and press it to confirm. No fiddly up/down button presses in between.

Hi guys,

Just received my remote 7 and looking to start rewriting part of my studio.
I was wondering whether using a midi thru box on the remote ports would add issues or whether it should be fine (can the remote power a thru box through 5 pin midi or would they need separate power is a sub question to this).

Thanks in advance.

Pep

Hi,

I managed to connect the Launchpad Pro (not the MK3 version) to the MRCC and make it work in Ampify Studio! 
https://support.novationmusic.com/hc/en-...Comparison


I use MIDIOX to verify the midi messages. Very helpful!
http://www.midiox.com/

Ampify Studio
https://ampifymusic.com/ampify-studio/
https://support.ampifymusic.com/hc/en-gb...ify-Studio-
https://support.novationmusic.com/hc/en-...ify-Studio

It helped me to remove all routings and start from scratch to see which virtual port or which pc port or MRCC channel works for your configuration.

Step 1: 
Connect Launchpad Pro with Power Supply and Orginal USB-B cable to the MRCC
Connect the USB cable from the Launchpad to one of the USB connectors of the MRCC. In the pictures, my Launchpad is connected to B.
Connect the USB cable from the PC to the PC connector of the MRCC.

Step 2: 
Select and hold the green button of the MIDI IN/OUT connection of the Launchpad and select Virtual Port 1.
Release the green button of the Lauchpad connection.

Step 3: 
Make sure that the green button of the Lauchpad connection is still lit.
Select and hold the blue button of the PC connection and select virtual port 1 (out of 12). Make sure all other virtual ports are NOT connected. 

Step 4: 
Verify the routing. In my setup B is connected to P01
Now the Launchpad is connected to the PC.

Step 5: 
Set the Launchpad in the Live mode and make sure the Midi In and Midi Out buttons are lit in the setup.
Press Setup button
Check the Midi in and Midi out pad lightning settings
https://support.novationmusic.com/hc/en-...nchpad-Pro

Both need to be enabled to see any lightning response from midi and when you press the buttons on the launchpad.
Select the Live Mode and the Launchpad will restart.
   

Step 6
The Launchpad Pro will restart in the Live Mode and you can try to press some buttons on the Launchpad. 

Step 7
The main area is dark and only the buttons pressed light up with random colors.
Verify in MIDI-OX wether midi messages are coming into the PC or not.

Step 8
Make the PC to Launchpad Pro connection by first select and hold the green (left) button of the PC connection and select virtual port 1 (out of 12) from the PC.

Step 9
Release the green (left) button of the PC connection and make sure it stays lit.
Select the blue (right) button of the Lauchpad connection

Step 10
The connection from the PC to the Launchpad is made. Verify the routing. In my setup P01 is connected to B.
   

Step 11
In MIDI-OK you can enable the Keyboard modus. By pressing keys on your keyboard, it will send midi notes to the Launchpad. You should see pads light up on the Launchpad.
This is an important step. Double check if the midi in/out/pad lightning is enabled in the setup modus of the Launchpad. The PC is now able to send midi commands to the Launchpad.

Step 12
Open Ampify Studio (or Ableton Live or any other DAW) and configure the Launchpad Pro as controller. The Launch Pro is displayed but disconnected.
   

Step 13
Click on the 3 dots and select MRCC as the input device

Step 14
Select the MRCC as the output device

Step 15
Open a Sound Pack in Ampify Studio, select open template and the layout of the Launchpad should reflect the sounds in Ampify Studio.

Step 16
Select a few sound in Ampify Studio

Step 17
The Lauchpad should highlight the playing sounds. Now you can also control Ampify Studio from the Launchpad Pro

   

I hope this helps!

Thanks 
Marcel

ps. the number of images in a post is limited, so it took a while to rewrite this post 

hi i am just getting round to setting up mrcc. ive also purchased a widi bud pro and am wondering could this work in the usb port of the mrcc to connect to my other wireles bluetooth midi devices? any info appeciated
Phil