![]() With 12 individually routable USB MIDI virtual I/O ports (16 channels per port = 192 channels in and out).Ĥx 3.5MM TRS (2x type A and 2x type B, thru) can be used simultaneouslyġx Clock Out 3.5MM jack (use a mono (TS) cable)ġx RJ45 for optional MRCC Remote 7 or MRCC to MRCC connection (not Ethernet) Personal Computer (running Windows, OSX or Linux) for firmware updates.Ģ8 routing buttons, plus remote routing button and stand-by buttonĢ jack selectable 3.5MM TRS MIDI (type A and B) input (shared with 1x 5 pin DIN), choose 1 of the 3Ģ jack selectable 3.5MM TRS MIDI input (MIDI type A and B) choose 1 of the 2Īll MIDI Inputs are optically isolated, and traditional 5V MIDI spec OutputsĤx USB 2.0 USB MIDI Host ports (4 virtual ports per In and 1 per Out)ġx USB Device port for connecting to a PC or tablet. ![]() MIDI input devices and sound modules that meet MIDI standards, including MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression) devices are supported USB Host ports only for USB MIDI class compliant devices, or USB PC keyboard for entering labels Output: 5.25V DC, 3A USB-PD type C connector International AC/DC power supply included These strong, powder coated steel rack ears mount the MRCC in a standard 19-inch rack. It comes with a 10 meter (32') Ethernet cable to get MIDI outputs to where you need them, without a bunch of long MIDI cables. It adds 5x routable 5 pin DIN connectors, with 2 shared 3.5MM TRS (in both A and B flavours). If you need even more ports, connect two MRCCs together!Įxpand the MRCC with the MRCC Remote 7. The Remote is connected to MRCC with a single shielded Ethernet cable, eliminating a bundle of long MIDI cables. The optional MRCC Remote provides a convenient, clean solution for getting MIDI outputs to a remote location, such as into a 19" rack or to your keyboard stand. ![]() Once the MRCC is configured, save it to memory for recall later. Using the tabs and folders style UI with the cursor buttons and encoder makes navigation simple. Everything you could want for connecting MIDI gear in your studio.įor more advanced tasks use the graphical interface on the sharp colour OLED display. Routing MIDI paths and configuring MIDI filters is easy with the full colour LEDs and the one button per input / one button per output front panel layout.ġ1 inputs and 17 outputs, including 5 PIN DINs, 3.5MM MIDI jacks (in both type A and type B flavours), 4 USB host ports (with 4 virtual USB MIDI input ports each), and a USB client (PC) connection with 12 virtual USB MIDI ports. The top panel graphics connect each button-jack pair so you know exactly which device you are routing or filtering. MRCC is Rack mountable too, with the available 2U Rack Ears.Īll MIDI cables plug vertically into the top panel which frees up valuable table space. Need even more? Connect 2 MRCC's together with a single cable for remote routing up to 32' (10m) apart. With automatic merging, MIDI master clock with CV clock out, filtering and MIDI effects, and MIDI message monitoring.Įxpand and extend your outputs up to 50' away with the MRCC Remote 7. Massive MIDI I/O: 11 inputs and 17 outputs, including 5 PIN DINs, 3.5MM MIDI jacks in both flavours, 4 USB host ports, and a USB client (PC, Mac or tablet) connection with 12 MIDI ports. Unlike devices with front and rear facing connectors, MRCC's vertical ports are designed to have the smallest footprint, saving your desk space for more synths! It's super deluxe: featuring one button routing for each physical input and output, RGB LEDs, and OLED graphical display, everything can be easily setup without a PC. A total of 11 MIDI inputs and 17 outputs plus two thru ports allows you to connect a wealth of MIDI gear, filter, map, merge and route with huge flexibility.įollowing on from the NDLR, an innovative Multi-part Polyphonic Arpeggiator, Conductive Labs have set out to reinvent the MIDI Router. Notes: Serious control power with this unique MIDI router.
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