I’ve been trying some different layouts but I think this one is working for me right now.
The Keystep controls my MicroFreak and it routes through a MIDI merger so I can use it to record to the Circuit Tracks MIDI 1 track as well.
The Minilab is for playing the synth engines on the Circuit Tracks.
I designed and printed the synth stand.
I accidently deleted all the factory sequences and for some reason the Factory Template in MIDI control center does not contain the factory sequences. Could someone please press recall from on their device and upload the file somewhere?
This is the largest thing I ever 3D printed, and I modeled the design myself so I’m pretty happy with how it came out! I still need to get a longer patch cable before I can make the layout more comfortable but for now it’s passable.
Something happened when I updated my firmware and all of the factory sequences on my Keystep 37 Mk2 got deleted. I tried recovering them through the factory template in Midi Control Center but for some reason it does not contain the factory sequences. Does someone have a template file of the factory sequences you could please send me?
I don’t know what happened but after I updated my firmware, all of the preset sequences are gone. I tried reinstalling midi control center and reinstalling the firmware but they’re still gone. I don’t know what else to do
I have the new Mk2 and I have it open in the Midi Control Center but the different parameters are pretty confusing. Is there a way to have one of the knobs on the Keystep send a program control signal to raise or lower the stored patch number on the Micro Freak?
I want to send MIDI from my Circuit Tracks to my iPad by USB C and send audio back to the Circuit Tracks but the iPad only has a USB C port. Could someone point me to a cable that can do this? I tried 2 different USB C / aux splitters but they don’t work. I was told I needed something with a DAC but can’t find the type of cable online that sounds like it’s the right one.
I have my Circuit Tracks connecting to Koala on my iPad by MIDI over USB, but I can’t figure out how to get the audio from the iPad back into Circuit Tracks. I’ve tried two different USB C to aux splitters and neither of them work.
Hi, I’m just wondering if this would work.
If I link MIDI out from my Circuit Tracks into an MPC Sample, would I be able to have a full drum loop sample play stretched out to a specified number of bars and on beat with playback on the Circuit Tracks?
I currently have a Microfreak and a Circuit Tracks. Thinking about what to get next as my 2nd MIDI enabled device but not really sure what route I should go.
I could get another groovy sample machine like the Bento or Black Box for playing longer samples, breaks, loops etc. and the granular engine on the Bento is cool, but there is a lot of overlap with my Circuit Tracks.
Or there are analogue drum machines like Drumbrute. I like the sound but Circuit Tracks has 4 digital sample drums tracks, it is a little redundant.
Or I could get another symth. Maybe the best would be an analogue synth I could get bass sounds out of, maybe the Minilogue. I think that would have the least overlap with my current gear but I would miss not having the deeper sampling abilities.
How does one ever decide?