MRCC #1 - Routing Gear w/ 5 pin DIN MIDI Cables

Video 1 in the series: How to use the Conductive Labs MRCC - MIDI Router Control Center
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[@joavim6351]

Thanks to your come back, DarrylMcGee, thanks :-)

[@JL-vg9tx]

Perfect timing for this series of Tutorials as my MRCC just came in the mail yesterday :)

[@DarrylMcGee]

Sweet!

[@dragonflymonk3927]

Hello I bought one, it’s great! Question: is it possible for my 1979 drum machine equipped only with ‘trigger out’ to control the tempo of the MRCC? I’ve been trying but haven’t managed it. Thank you! Great piece of kit though no complaints.

[@DarrylMcGee]

@@dragonflymonk3927 No, there is no "trigger" input on the MRCC. You need something to convert the "trigger" to MIDI clock. Is it Din-Sync? Kenton has a small device that does this.

[@joavim6351]

Great, really great, when i see it in action...but if someone could tell (or confirm) me if it's possible to route one IN to one or several OUTs IN PARALLEL with another IN to another or several other OUTs...
I only understood that the device automatically merge inputs selected to one or several outputs, but a sentence in the manual questions me : "Also note that in-port 3 and in-port 6 can also be routed to other out-port(s) at the same time" (it's an example). And i'm quite confused when i read the Activity Screen Page of the manual, which suggests to me that it is possible, but still without any particular explanation.
So is it really possible to route one IN to one or several OUTs IN PARALLEL with another IN to another or several other OUTs ?
Thanks in advance, do we ever know :-)

[@DarrylMcGee]

Yes, there are no restrictions in this case, and only the outputs that have more than one input routed to it will be merged.