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Hi all.
Does the MRCC have some sort of backup/restore functionality, by means of which I could save the configuration to a computer (for example via SysEx, or with a proprietary app)?
Am I right understanding that the maximum number of MIDI outputs is limited to 17 (12 from the MRCC and 5 from the Remote7)?
TIA

Is it genuinely too late? I own a NDLR from the first batch, made in CHINA as they say nowadays. I'd love to make some Perlin Noise. Can someone from team NDLR let me know?

Another track with the NDLR doing Lead and Pad duties.

I did a live show at a record store on Record Store Day last month. I had three new songs for that event, and this is one of the new ones. Fortunately, it relies on the NDLR heavily, thus it gets shared here. It starts with about three minutes of pure drones, so if you can't wait for the NDLR action, you can skip ahead. This is another song in the style I've called "Controlled Chaos" in other videos. The deluge was in control of the NDLR, and the NDLR was in control of making all note data (other than the melody, drums, and pure drones), and makes controlling the whole show so easy.

Circling Berlin

MIDI chain:
deluge -> NDLR -> XL-1

Melody:
Hydrasynth

Pure drones:
Nord Modular

Production:
no post-production processing at all, what you hear is how it was live

Using 1.1.086 I cannot get either of these note ranges to work (Mode 2 - white and black KB ctrl)

page 59 - C#3 - D#4

page 32 - C#5 - D#6

Incoming notes (ch15) NDLR Cntl (ch15)

Hi guys,
I bought an MCRR a few days ago and I’m trying to set it up in my studio.
The first issue I’ve encountered is how to monitor what’s happening on an output port. I see that I can monitor incoming messages on the input port via the routing menu, but I have no way to tell if a filtered clock is actually being filtered on a specific output port.
The MIDI monitor section is too small to effectively check what’s going on, especially if you’re dealing with a large number of messages.
I’m also wondering if there’s a way to monitor this on a bigger screen, but so far I haven’t been able to figure it out. The only solution I found is to connect a MIDI cable from the output port to a computer and check the stream with software.
Any advice?

Dear developers. I would like to use an external midi pitch controller for each step of the pattern. This can be achieved by attaching an individual MIDI CC parameter to each of the 16 steps. For example: CC 91 controls the height of the first step, CC 92 controls the height of the second step, CC 93 controls the height of the third step, CC 94 controls the height of the fourth step, and so on.  By assigning an LFO from an external controller to any steps, you can get a more dynamic arrangement.