MRCC #9 - Using the Routing Page for Filters, Modifiers and MIDI Monitoring

Video 9 in the series: How to use the Conductive Labs MRCC - MIDI Router Control Center
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[@ubustudio]

That start/stop filter is a must have for anyone using a keyboard controller connected to a synth with its own sequencer. Thanks for addressing this fundamental issue.

[@legosteveb]

Thx for the feedback! Yeah totally, this drove me crazy before the MRCC. :-)

[@legosteveb]

I forgot to mention that using "port level filtering" (next video) is even a better way to eliminate this issue for multiple routings with just one filter.

[@vizulefllry]

Idk why but the you should look up here, not much going over here part on these videos cracks me up every time.

[@buriedintime]

how does this interact with audio/midi set up in MacOS when patched to the computer? does it bypass or something? because, for example, no devices will show up in Logic unless they exist in audio midi set up.

[@ConductiveLabs]

It will show up in Audio/MIDI setup like any other class compliant MIDI interface, except it will show 12 MIDI ports. No drivers required.