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I’m encountering an issue with the MIDI clock that I can’t quite figure out. I use The NDLR as the clock master and a mioXL to distribute its USB output to all devices that need to sync. However, in this setup, only about 50% of my devices respond to the clock signal.

Here’s the odd part: if I unplug the USB cable from a non-functioning device (let’s call it Device A) and plug it into a functioning device (Device B), Device B syncs perfectly. This suggests that the cables and mioXL routing are fine.
When I switch to using my DAW as the clock master (with a different mioXL configuration), everything works flawlessly. This leads me to suspect that there’s something unusual about the MIDI clock output from The NDLR that I can’t explain. MIDI clock should be one of the simplest things, right?

I conducted another experiment: one of the machines that doesn’t sync to the NDLR’s clock can still play a motif perfectly. However, when I filter out all MIDI messages except the clock (including note ON and OFF messages), it still doesn’t sync. How is it possible that this machine receives the clock signal from the DAW without any issues, but not from The NDLR?

Unfortunately, I don’t know how to monitor or “spy” on The NDLR’s MIDI output directly, but I suspect it might be sending messages that some devices can’t handle. For example, I noticed a delay pedal changing its configuration even though it wasn’t mapped to any MIDI channel on The NDLR. I resolved that issue by drastically filtering out everything except the clock signal, and the pedal behaved normally after that.

Dear admins, could you please add NDLR / MRCC / 880 prefixes to all category names so it is easy to see to what device a given topic is related to when looking at the New Posts / Today's Posts?

So rename the General Support in the NDLR category to NDLR General Support etc.

Thanks.

Hi folks,

New user to the forum but been using my Rev 1 NDLR (from the old kickstarter days) in my Eurorack setup for quite a while now so thought I'd share a few compositions. Plenty of tracks on my channel using the NDLR ranging from plucky arps to long ambient pad type tracks.
Happy New Year and keep on patching

I’ve been requesting a gate duration feature for some time, as the NDLR essentially plays in legato mode. I'm thrilled to hear it's on the way with the next firmware update—excellent news!

That said, while watching a demo, I realized that many people are using polyphonic synths for their motif lines. Suddenly, it made sense why this feature, which is essential for me, had never been added: I primarily use monophonic synths!

With 2025 just around the corner—and the highly anticipated firmware update soon to arrive—I want to wish a very happy New Year to the NDLR community as we begin week 1 of 2025!

Years ago I sold off more than half my gear and said never more. I was good, until I bought a NDLR and then the proverbial floodgates opened and I was on the buy more gear merry-go-round. That is just an intro to justify my buying myself a Behringer Solina for Christmas, had it delivered on the 24th. I've wanted a Solina since they announced it an eternity ago. After three years of waiting, I figured it must be a hoax. Eventually, they did trickle into the market, and now they are super easy to get.

I wanted a Solina specifically to do Pad detail with the NDLR. And, sure enough, it does excel at what it is intended for. Satisfying throwback Solina sound. The range of notes it responds to is rather limited and the NDLR easily generates notes beyond its capability. Because it is just a one trick pony, albeit with modest variations, I won't be using it all the time. Probably not all by itself much either. It will probably layer nicely with other pad synth sounds that will sound when Solina gives up.

Anyway, just thought I'd mention it here since it works so well with NDLR Pads.

v1.1.086

Using the 'Show Midi' utility, I can see there are no 'Note Off' being generated when playing Drones and Pads.

Note Off is only transmitted when turning Drone and Pad Off.

Motif 1 & 2 perform as expected.

Am I missing a setting?

Surely this is not expected behavior..

Thanks

When I look at a score, I see geometric figures, not noise. Often, what I see resembles Koch snowflake fractals. For instance, a square wave input might produce two notes. If you delve deeper, you would find a sub-square at the high level and another at the low level, resulting in four notes. This recursive digging can continue indefinitely.

By adjusting the pulse width, you can influence the tempo, while altering the signal height affects the spread of notes. This adjustment also determines how deeply you can recurse. Eventually, you can transform the square into other shapes.

I hope this explanation makes sense.

Hello. The tempo on my ndlr has begun showing 480 BPM yet is hooked up to my DAW set at 120 BPM. I've just noticed if I slow DAW down to 20 ndlr shows 80 so 4x20. 480 = 4x 120. It's not playing at 480 BPM. Any thoughts as to what might be occurring? It's set to clock in USB1 and 'tic' in red is flashing rapidly. Don't know what tic means. 

Thanks

Rob

Hello,
I received my NDLR today, successfully updated the firmware and I'm trying to use MRCC's USB Port A (using the cable which I received with NDLR) to send NDLR's MIDI out to my synths. All synths are connected via DIN,

No computer involved.

For testing, I've set NDLR's MIDI config to 4 all, 1 all, 2 all, 3 all. MRCC shows no activity at all on any virtual cable in Port A (the same when I try port B.
For testing, too, I've set my synths to omni mode.

When using DIN, there is no problem, but I try to save MRCC's precious last two free DIN in ports for other controllers, and the USB option between MRCC and NDLR looks much more elegant to me.

What did I overlook?

P.S:The blue LED over MRCC's device port is always on, no cable connected. Is this normal?