07-08-2022, 02:04 PM
You have 2 ways to solve this routing.
First, Go to the Router Screen Page.
On the first screen 1 -> 1 Move to the empty boxes. Select the MOD C-P1
Move the cursor and change 1 -> 1 to 1 -> 2. Select MOD C-P1
Move the cursor and change 1 -> 2 to 1 -> 3. Select MOD C-P1
Do this for all the ports you are using.
NOW - go to every synthesizer and set the MIDI Input channel to Channel 1.
Your sequencers will send MIDI messages on channels 1-16, the MRCC will send Channel 1 to output port 1, channel 2 to output port 2, channel 3 to output port 3, and so on.
The second method is to use Channel filtering.
Go to the Channel Map screen.
For Chan Map #1, set it like this:
Exclusive: Y
1 Ch In: 1 Out: 1
2 Ch In: 14 Out: 14
3 Ch In: 15 Out: 15
4 Ch In: 16 Out: 16
Now cursor up to #1 and change it to #2. Set it up like this:
Exclusive: Y
1 Ch In: 2 Out: 2
2 Ch In: 14 Out: 14
3 Ch In: 15 Out: 15
4 Ch In: 16 Out: 16
Do the same for #3, #4, #5, #6
Some day they will add the feature to select In: None, but it is not there in OS 1.1.052, so I just set them to unused channels.
NOW - go to the Routing Screen Page.
For Route 1 -> 1, add MOD Ch1
cursor to the output port and change 1 -> 1 to 1 -> 2
Add MOD Ch2
change 1 -> 2 to 1 -> 3 and add MOD Ch3
This works for 6 channels only since you can only create 6 channel mods.
Leave each synthesizer set to the same channel number as the port (like you had it in your pictures).
My setup is also complex with multiple sequencers and because I have some multi-timbral synthesizers, I use a combination of both ways to configure the port filtering.
Here is part of my setup:
First, Go to the Router Screen Page.
On the first screen 1 -> 1 Move to the empty boxes. Select the MOD C-P1
Move the cursor and change 1 -> 1 to 1 -> 2. Select MOD C-P1
Move the cursor and change 1 -> 2 to 1 -> 3. Select MOD C-P1
Do this for all the ports you are using.
NOW - go to every synthesizer and set the MIDI Input channel to Channel 1.
Your sequencers will send MIDI messages on channels 1-16, the MRCC will send Channel 1 to output port 1, channel 2 to output port 2, channel 3 to output port 3, and so on.
The second method is to use Channel filtering.
Go to the Channel Map screen.
For Chan Map #1, set it like this:
Exclusive: Y
1 Ch In: 1 Out: 1
2 Ch In: 14 Out: 14
3 Ch In: 15 Out: 15
4 Ch In: 16 Out: 16
Now cursor up to #1 and change it to #2. Set it up like this:
Exclusive: Y
1 Ch In: 2 Out: 2
2 Ch In: 14 Out: 14
3 Ch In: 15 Out: 15
4 Ch In: 16 Out: 16
Do the same for #3, #4, #5, #6
Some day they will add the feature to select In: None, but it is not there in OS 1.1.052, so I just set them to unused channels.
NOW - go to the Routing Screen Page.
For Route 1 -> 1, add MOD Ch1
cursor to the output port and change 1 -> 1 to 1 -> 2
Add MOD Ch2
change 1 -> 2 to 1 -> 3 and add MOD Ch3
This works for 6 channels only since you can only create 6 channel mods.
Leave each synthesizer set to the same channel number as the port (like you had it in your pictures).
My setup is also complex with multiple sequencers and because I have some multi-timbral synthesizers, I use a combination of both ways to configure the port filtering.
Here is part of my setup: