Hi all,
I've checked the forum for anything on this but everyone here at least seems to be able to get their NDLR to be "seen" by their computer (if they're using one).  However in my case.....
My new NDLR (v2, red case) powers up over USB, DIN MIDI connections seem to work properly (i.e. will drive external HW synths), but USB communication does not work at all:
NDLR is not recognized in DAW (Ableton Live)
USB connection is not recognized by computer (tried 2 Mac M2s, iPad, tried multiple USB cables, with and without powered hubs), despite drawing power from the USB connection.

Couple of red flags that might indicate a faulty unit (vs user error):
1. Initial power up showed a "hardware test" screen (unexpected, no mention of that in the quick start guide).  I was able to figure out that I needed to actuate all the controls to get it to proceed, which it did.  Anyone else seen that?
3. F/W version shows v3.1.025 - I can't find mention of a v3 online, latest I can see at Conductive Labs' page is v2.
4. Serial number on packaging and case shows as 020-0873-2308, but on the unit's display is listed as "000-0000-0000"
So maybe this unit has been unpacked before, monkeyed with, and replaced in a non-working state?

What else can I try before I return this to the shop?
Any help is welcome.
Rob

My new MRCC is great, except when I am turning the knob to do various tasks, it gets to a rotation point and becomes very stiff.  I turn past it and it eventually stops being stiff.  Turning it backwards, it becomes stiff again.  Does this happen to anyone else?

When I recently got my MRCC in the mail, the green, blue, and black buttons were loose inside the packaging. I gently pushed them back on but when I turned the unit over, they fell off. Is this normal? Should I push harder to snap them in?  Should I glue them on? I don't want to void the warranty or break the electronics inside, so I'm waiting to learn what I should do. Thanks!

Hey! I can't seem to set up Aura plugins 1st editor for virus ti2 when midi goes via MRCC. 
In the standalone editor all MRCC ports are just called MRCC without any number, maybe this could be a problem.
In the vst editor it seems to completely ignore the MRCC port input and always gives an error, this does not happen if I connect via a non MRCC port.
Has anyone had issues using vst editors for hardware synths with MRCC?
Thank you,
Ivan
       

Dear developers, is it possible to achieve synchronous start of the LFO generator along with the start of the NDLR?  This will allow you to get controlled modulations that coincide with the beginning of the clock cycle. In the current firmware, the LFO starts immediately, and does not depend on the start.

Hello,

I've splitted my NI KK MK2 into two parts.
Lower half is for Bassline DB-01 and higher half is for Peak.

My routing : 
- PC1 > 1 (PEAK) + Mods Lyr2
  PC1 > 5 (Bassline) + Mods Lyr1

No bend on the two CH Layer, it is a hard split.

There is no problemn if it is the only mods for each routing.

BUT, serious problems arrives as soon as a want to add another mod: vel, alt, tran, cc
If a add mod the the Peak, playing on the Bassline part plays the PEAK
And vice-versa...

Impossible to use the keyboard split and try to use a more advanced configuration at the same time.

Can someone confirm this ?

Best

John

I was reading thru the MRCC manual and came across a reference to a Remote7 (R7) but I have no idea what that is. I checked the products page. Nothing there.  Eventually, I will be interested in connecting two MRCCs for additional MIDI routing to more synths.

I get the idea of sending all notes off message when removing routing. However it seems that transport stop message is also send, or that some gear (Digitakt in my case) responds to whatever MRCC sends during routing removal by stopping transport. I believe you can see how this is not desirable. Especially for grooveboxes, that are often used with MIDI channel per track, so I will be re-routing those ad-hoc to use with some external sequencers frequently and I don't want any transport to stop as a result changing routings.

Hello,

Seems to have the same issue as for the NDLR
https://conductivelabs.com/forum/showthr...p?tid=2379

First, in the Activity screen, I just see the 0 and no X

Second, I use Mods Vel, and nothing works as expected.

Mods Velo
    To Any
    In 50 to 90
    Out 10 to 127

I always get a second note trigger when releasing keyboard note.
Impossible to use, my Peak just stack every keystroke.

Third, I check with the monitoring tools...
No note off at all.
Each keystroke send two note ON, the second has VEL 0

When using Mod Vel, the second one is with VEL 10.


I've also use a keyboard split and as soon as I use a Mod Alt or Tran on a part of the split (there are no bend at all), it becomes a complete mess.
I think that this may be related to the same problem : no NOTE OFF signal.


Best
John

Hello. I wonder if the PAD feature of the NDLR sends gate signals. Specifically, when a modulator changes note positions, are gate open/close signals sent, or are only note on/off signals sent?