Over the last few months of owning the MRCC, I've found that it frequently requires restarting both the hardware connected and the unit. This tends to be required more for hardware connected via USB but happens with DIN connections as well.

Hardware list:
Hydrasynth - 5-pin - In/Out
Elektron Digitakt 2 - 5-pin - In only
Elektron Syntakt - 5-pin - In Only
Elektron Octatrack - 5-pin - In/Out
Waldorf Iridium Desktop - trs(mrcc)/5-pin(Iridium) - In/Out
Arturia Keystep Pro - USB - In/Out
Windows 11 - USB PC Main - In/Out

I've had to turn off the MRCC several times because the signal is not stopping. This could be due to a lack of experience and understanding, which is why I'm coming here to see if others have similar issues. If so, is restarting things just the normal path to enlightenment?


Joshua

Hello

I am currently using the MRCC (MIDI Router Control Center) with my Mac to route multiple MIDI channels between various devices & software but I am running into a problem where certain channels aren’t being routed correctly.

Specifically; MIDI signals are sometimes being dropped or mixed between devices; leading to unexpected behavior in my DAW and external MIDI hardware. I have checked https://conductivelabs.com/forum/forumdi...hp?fid=23/splunk reference guide but still need advice . 

I have checked my connections and made sure all devices are recognized; but the issue persists. Has anyone experienced similar issues with routing multiple MIDI channels, especially on Mac?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!


Thank you !

v1.1.086

Using the 'Show Midi' utility, I can see there are no 'Note Off' being generated when playing Drones and Pads.

Note Off is only transmitted when turning Drone and Pad Off.

Motif 1 & 2 perform as expected.

Am I missing a setting?

Surely this is not expected behavior..

Thanks

When I look at a score, I see geometric figures, not noise. Often, what I see resembles Koch snowflake fractals. For instance, a square wave input might produce two notes. If you delve deeper, you would find a sub-square at the high level and another at the low level, resulting in four notes. This recursive digging can continue indefinitely.

By adjusting the pulse width, you can influence the tempo, while altering the signal height affects the spread of notes. This adjustment also determines how deeply you can recurse. Eventually, you can transform the square into other shapes.

I hope this explanation makes sense.

Hi, 

Trying to connect my Android tablet to the MRCC. I'm looking to use my Android tablet as a TouchOSC device to control synths on other MIDI ports. 

Is this possible? 

1. Android tablet plugged directly into USB Host A, B, C, or D

2. Tablet can receive power from USB Host A-D (i understand that this might be really, really weak power)

3. Software on Android tablet will see MRCC as MIDI device, can receive MIDI from MRCC, can send MIDI back to MRCC.


Note: I'm not committed to the idea of the Android tablet connected to USB Host A, B, C, or D; it just seems like the easiest.

If I have to use something like...

Android tablet <-> USB MIDI Interface <-> MIDI DIN IN and OUT

...I'm OK with that, too. I would just need to know how to power the Android tablet while the USB port on it is occupied by the MIDI Interface.
  
Thanks,

Nick

Hello. The tempo on my ndlr has begun showing 480 BPM yet is hooked up to my DAW set at 120 BPM. I've just noticed if I slow DAW down to 20 ndlr shows 80 so 4x20. 480 = 4x 120. It's not playing at 480 BPM. Any thoughts as to what might be occurring? It's set to clock in USB1 and 'tic' in red is flashing rapidly. Don't know what tic means. 

Thanks

Rob

hi does anyone know if there's a way to send midi cc to the MRCC for start/stop messages.
there is midi cc 30 for clock enable, but not cc for start stop of the clock... am I missing something, or is there a chance this could be in a future update?

I just wanna keep the clock enable on and then start and stop the clock via a midi controller

mikael

Has anyone used their ? I use the NDLR as a controller hub for 3 - 4 hardware synths and have had no issues connecting them with 5-pin midi. 
However the Edge behaves oddly. It works as intended with other midi gear like keyboards and as a slave for other hardware synths. 
When I connect it to the NDLR for motif or drone duty it will trig once but then not trig again. If I trig the Edge manually with the dedicated trig button or by external cv though it's patchbay it will play the motif as intended until I remove the trig source. Almost as if the NDLR does not send sufficient velocity to it. NDLR CC value is set to 127 and 75% and changing those does not help.
A very specific issue and not very important, but it annoys me that I don't understand why it behaves like this.

Hello,
I received my NDLR today, successfully updated the firmware and I'm trying to use MRCC's USB Port A (using the cable which I received with NDLR) to send NDLR's MIDI out to my synths. All synths are connected via DIN,

No computer involved.

For testing, I've set NDLR's MIDI config to 4 all, 1 all, 2 all, 3 all. MRCC shows no activity at all on any virtual cable in Port A (the same when I try port B.
For testing, too, I've set my synths to omni mode.

When using DIN, there is no problem, but I try to save MRCC's precious last two free DIN in ports for other controllers, and the USB option between MRCC and NDLR looks much more elegant to me.

What did I overlook?

P.S:The blue LED over MRCC's device port is always on, no cable connected. Is this normal?

hi all,
im running an analog studio with about 50 synths and 15 drum machines. most are synced with midi clock to a pc running Cubase. The only way this setup stays in sync, is with a now very ancient Cubase version and the connected Steinberg Midex8. It runs all machines, whether ancient or new, in perfect clock sync. As soon as i try other midi interfaces or other DAWs, things turn into a big mess timing-wise.

Id love to upgrade this setup as its getting very old, but simply said, nothing else works as good as this, apart from my old Atari ST. I see the MRCC specifically aimed at larger setups like this. has anyone replaced their Midex with this interface? Or are there PC users (Win10) that have similar setups and have this working with the MRCC? I typically have 4-5 drum machines (both old and new, also via midi-din sync converters) and 5-10 synths running internal sequencers and/or arpeggiators at the same time, some being triggered or transposed via midi notes in cubase. im not running 100s of tracks, or enornous amounts of cc/sysex/aftertouch etc data, on the contrary.

thank you for any answers!