06-23-2021, 02:24 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-23-2021, 02:26 AM by oldgearguy.)
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Nice! Our youngest daughter has a birthday and a high school graduation party this week and weekend, but after that I'll fire up the pair of MRCCs and do some cross pollination testing. It would be extremely helpful having just a single CAT cable running to the other side of my space versus the dozen 25' + MIDI cables currently there.
re - Sysex routing bug -- does this also still apply when trying to get Sysex between a USB port and the PC port?
Looking at the manual only (not in front of the MRCC yet), If you add the C-P1 MOD and then do a Channel Map MOD to re-channel 1 to whatever the port number is, that will give you the ability to have a multi-track sequencer spit out all 16 channels and then you can take that single input and send the individual channels to different destinations on their own MIDI channels, right?
So if you had 4 synths on ports 1-4 and each synth was set to receive on a single MIDI channel (channel happens to equal their assigned port number), then a multi-track sequence coming in port 5 can be routed to each synth so that each synth only sees the track data assigned to it on its assigned MIDI channel.
Does the C-P1 setting filter clock/realtime or anything else or does it just filter any/all data that is channel based?
Nice! Our youngest daughter has a birthday and a high school graduation party this week and weekend, but after that I'll fire up the pair of MRCCs and do some cross pollination testing. It would be extremely helpful having just a single CAT cable running to the other side of my space versus the dozen 25' + MIDI cables currently there.
re - Sysex routing bug -- does this also still apply when trying to get Sysex between a USB port and the PC port?
Looking at the manual only (not in front of the MRCC yet), If you add the C-P1 MOD and then do a Channel Map MOD to re-channel 1 to whatever the port number is, that will give you the ability to have a multi-track sequencer spit out all 16 channels and then you can take that single input and send the individual channels to different destinations on their own MIDI channels, right?
So if you had 4 synths on ports 1-4 and each synth was set to receive on a single MIDI channel (channel happens to equal their assigned port number), then a multi-track sequence coming in port 5 can be routed to each synth so that each synth only sees the track data assigned to it on its assigned MIDI channel.
Does the C-P1 setting filter clock/realtime or anything else or does it just filter any/all data that is channel based?