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RE: Yet another limit? Routes are maxed out at 43! - FlavioB - 05-31-2025
(11-20-2021, 03:57 PM)Joris Röling Wrote: I never mentioned "channels" (intentionally), as the MRCC is a port router with very limited channel filtering (sadly). I'm very aware of that.Hi Joris.
I know this thread is quite old, anyway: what are the limitations on MRCC's channel filtering? I'm just now starting to consider the MRCC to become the replacement for my 2 MIDITEMP MP-88s, but I'm not yet sure this is the right move, therefore I'm trying to learn/understand in advance.
Also: is Conductive Labs still working on this product? Or has it been abandoned, like other "small-company" products have experienced?
TIA.
RE: Yet another limit? Routes are maxed out at 43! - RadekPilich - 06-02-2025
@Steve - The routing limit has been increased to 250 since FW MRCC_1.1.077_12-20-2024 Beta. You can download it from the beta forum.
@Flavio - MRCC is unfortunately not build as a channel router, it routes the whole bunch of 16 channels for each port. There are some modifiers to do a few tricks with that, but if you want channel based routing, you'd better with MioXL.
RE: Yet another limit? Routes are maxed out at 43! - FlavioB - 06-02-2025
(06-02-2025, 05:46 AM)RadekPilich Wrote: @Flavio - MRCC is unfortunately not build as a channel router, it routes the whole bunch of 16 channels for each port. There are some modifiers to do a few tricks with that, but if you want channel based routing, you'd better with MioXL.Thanks - this is good information.
I'm actually running my studio through 2 pcs. of MIDITEMP MP-88 and there you can do channel-based routing. I started looking around for an upgrade, as the MP88s are quite old and of course not supported anymore. I'll take a look at the mioXL (I already have a mio4 which I sometimes use).