Midronome Midi Sync Device - Overview and Studio Use

Hot new device coming soon! The ‪@midronome‬ Midi Synchronization Device is here to solve your midi sync issues between hardware, DAW, Eurorack, and audio! It's compact, USB powered, and features the ability to send different time signatures, plus lots more! Check this video out to know more and to see how I use it in my studio! Thank you, Simon for giving me the opportunity to check out your amazing device!!
Hardware used and synced by Midronome:
Roland MC-707, TR-8S, MX-1, JU-06A, SE-02, JX-08, JD-08
www.midronome.com/
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Inputs / Outputs
1:20 - Routing
2:20 - Controls
3:05 - Setup
8:25 - Performance using Midronome with quick
overview of connections.
11:20 - Pedal Input as a Start/Stop demo
12:00 - Final thoughts and thank you

[@midronome]

Thanks so much Unit:E for the review!! I Love how detailed the video is - it goes into the deep end of the Midronome :D If anyone wants more info, feel free to check the Midronome channel. And just FYI, regarding the pedal's behavior @11:29 , this is by design. I just thought it would be more logical that the pedal acts on the first MIDI output if you have separate buttons for each. But you can easily resolve this by plugging in a double-footswitch (or 2 pedals with a TRS-2xTS splitter), then each footswitch will control its own MIDI output. Cheers Simon

[@UnitE808]

Thank you for the clarification on the pedal, Simon! Cheers!

[@M27UNDERGROUND]

that independent triggering is soo coool. been looking for a clock that has that, but not at the price of the multiclock

[@mozr5053]

That Midronome is dope AF BRAH🤙🏾🔥🤯

[@UnitE808]

It really is!

[@psykickg]

Great video!

[@nicklasfredriksson8910]

Great Brian! Your studio has certainly growed since we first discussed the usb ports on our MX-1's a few years back. Cool You made it so well man. I've still got my ARIA stuff left but I do more guitar based music in my studio nowadays. Great to see You're so in to it and this YT channel is great too. /Nicklas in Sweden

[@UnitE808]

Aloha Nicklas! Great to hear from you again! Yes, it definitely has grown! If Roland keeps making products, I still have more things to learn. Lol! It's great to hear your exploring other avenues of music composition, it really helps creatively.

[@edgi55]

Thanks Unit for creating this very informative video on the Midronome

[@UnitE808]

My pleasure! It's an amazing device that I really love having in my studio and would make a great gig box

[@edgi55]

That's a Phatt track my brother. Sweet

[@theanimaladventurechannel1662]

Will this sinc my time based pedals on my pedal board? I Have all boss. specifically asking for my RV-6, RE-2, SL-2 and DM-2w. I also have a Roland MC-101 wondering if that can send time clock. Thanks for the video!

[@addLADN]

I just bought one of these and I haven’t even hooked it up to my daw yet, I’ve been having so much fun just jamming dawless, syncing all my synths and pedals to the midronome routed to 2 x IConnectivity Mio XL’s. I’m finally able to sync my whole setup with minimal headaches. My next challenge is syncing to my daw. This is an amazing, little machine made by muso’s for muso’s.

[@jeanprofite522]

I see you have a Mioxl, how do connect this with Midronome ?

[@UnitE808]

The midronome is on the inputs of two channels. I send each channel to a group of instruments, filtering out everything but clock and start/stop.

[@timrairdon5899]

⁠@@UnitE808how do you filter everything out but clock and start stop?

[@UnitE808]

@@timrairdon5899 in the Auracle for X software. There is a filter tab that lets you filter many things for each channel.

[@UnitE808]

@@timrairdon5899 The Midronome only sends a constant clock and a start/Stop signal, no PC, CC, or note info.

[@TheInterGalacticFederation]

Second! 😉 Wondering what is the slowest tempo it can do?

[@UnitE808]

30 - 400 bpm

[@TheInterGalacticFederation]

@@UnitE808 cool - thanks for that

[@M27UNDERGROUND]

@@UnitE808 400!!! amazing!!! most dont reach past 300 and as a jungle producer...we tend to write our tracks at higher resolutions (300+ bpm)

[@trusto1016]

First again

[@trusto1016]

First