Thank you for the clarification!

@@nordicnoirmusic Hopefully it'll help someone. Appreciate this video.

Hi Paul, thank you for your kind words! I do not really use Overbridge (yet), but that would be the way to go! For now, all elektron devices are connected with DIN.

@@nordicnoirmusic great to know - thanks!

Dag Johan, bedankt voor de feedback! Is het gelukt om je Mio’s te linken?

Zal voor één vd volgende dagen of weken zijn, ik heb de Mio al in huis maar ik nog geen synths om erop aan te sluiten. Die aankopen gebeuren pas in Juni of Juli. Ik hou je op de hoogte.

@@nordicnoirmusic Met succes de twee Mio's via netwerk verbonden, elk DIN out heeft z'n eigen midi kanaal, en reageert ook op deze kanalen wanner ik ze selecteer op de Novation 49 SL MkIII, Super, ik kan niet wachten tot wanneer ik ze in gebruik kan nemen. Nogmaals bedankt voor de video :-)

Yes, that is how I set it up.

Of course I read all comments :) I did have tempo sync issues, but they were related to Ableton Live and not so much the use of ethernet or the Mio's. I solved it when I started using the MidroNome, love that thing! In fact, I'm planning a video about the Midronome in a more complex studio setup (with the Mio's, audio routing etc).

@@nordicnoirmusic thanks for getting back. Tried it with ableton and bitwig, same issues. My midi system is extremely tight, and when i need help I have an e-rm multiclock for the "complicated cases" 🤣. Unfortunately the master clock solution is not an option for me, otherwise when I record on audio (ableton), I have tons of artifacts. To do that I should use the recorded audio without warping, but it's not my case most of the times. I'll keep trying though. My ethernet port comes from a thunderbolt hub ... maybe it needs a direct ethernet. Thanks anyway!

@@marcopassarani9650 Is everything connected to the same switch? Also, try turning off wifi when using wired network.

Yeah clearly WiFi off, not everything is connected to that switch but quite some stuff. Tried disconnecting them (except monitor), didn’t make any difference. Will survive without that rtp :). I love all the rest

No, once the routing is setup, your computer is obsolete. I often jam with computer turned off :)

Hi Steve, you only need 1 link between each Mio. Everything else is done with the routing. So in your case, you add the RTP link port as a destination for your master keyboard and on the second Mio you add the 3 keyboards as a destination for the RTP link SOURCE port. Unfortunatly, the only way to change presets on the Mio is either on the front panel or with the Auracle software. I did read somewhere that iConnectivity is considering adding this feature (with program changes) in a furture firmware update. Nothing official however.

@@nordicnoirmusic Thanks a lot Dirk. I was going to buy a Mio but now looks like it'll be two!

Yes, you can. Just create a second RTP connection between the 2 MioXLs. It is exactly the same procedure as shown in the video.

@@nordicnoirmusic Awesome!

You can! I guess it is because your boutique is nowhere near your computer,... But beware you would effectively give up a USB port. Make sure you don't reserve the USB host and you should be fine. I have tested it with my D-05 and the MioXL can power it. Mine is connected to the computer's USB and with DINs on the MioXL.

Now this is trainspotting expert level, well done! :) My guess is that this was a "feature" in one of the previous versions of Auracle X-Series or the MioXL firmware. In any case, I can confirm that in my current setup I only see 8 DIN inputs, even without glasses :)

Hi Dan, no USB! The configuration is done via ethernet :)

Note: firmware updates do require a USB connection

Hi Vasilis, I have no experience with the MioXM/iPad combination. I would think it is possible if both your iPad and the MioXM are connected to the same network (and subnet) AND the iPad App you use has the capability to send Midi over ethernet (or more specifically: it can establish a midi session over ethernet). If not, then a second Mio is necessary to which you connect your iPad with and then establish a route between bot Mio's.

@@nordicnoirmusic Hi, it’s solved. I just downloaded the iConnectivity NetMIDI, found the mioXM nickname on the list and tik on that

After that I use the TouchOSC as an wireless OSC to MIDI bridge.

No need to connect them directly. All communication is done via Ethernet 😊

@@nordicnoirmusic When I open oracle I only have the MioXL come up. My MioXL is connected to my computer via usb and to the Mio10 via Ethernet. I have tried changing the MioXL to initiator and the Mio10 to responder, changed routing but I can’t get them to connect. No ip addresses come up on the RTP screen. I’ve tried all sorts of things but it just is not working. Is there something I am not doing? That’s why I asked if they both need to be connected to a computer to establish the connection first because I only see the MioXL on auracle. Thank you for your help on this.

@@nordicnoirmusic also, is it possible to integrate a midiclock like the E-rm Multiclock into the Mio to sync time clock of devices?

@@addLADN It sounds like a network issue... Is the Mio on the same subnet as your computer? Does it have a fixed or dynamic IP address? In case of a dynamic address, is your router assigning IP addresses correctly?

@@addLADN Regarding the question about the midi clock integration, I'm afraid I have no idea. You can always ask the question on the Mio Facebook groups or forum.