Recently received a Roland D-05 boutique to implement in my set-up. Been longing to use some classic D50 sounds, without dragging the D50 around
SO..here's my challenge:
I use a NS3 as masterkey -> midi-in to my NLA1 -> midi-thru from the A1 to the D-05.
Everything OK, except the aftertouch. According to the manual, the A! doesn't transmit AT via MIDI, so this signal isn't passed to the D-05.
I try another workaround, midi-in to my D-05 -> midi-thru from the D-05 to the A1.
Again everything works, but the D-05 sends master-clock sync signal to the A1, and then I loose control over the tempo of my arpeggios and delays.
The D-05 manual isn't very detailed, and I cannot find a way to stop the D-05 from sending master-clock (or tell the A1 not to listen to it).
Has anyone got an idea of I fix?
I'm considering a MIDI-hub as a workaround, but would prefer not to. But IF this is the only way then I'll give it a try.
Should I go for a classic MIDI hub with 5-pins DIN connectors, or maybe a USB hub?
The D-05 is powered via the micro-USB port, so this could work ok.
If I remember correctly, I think I've read some problems with the USB connector in the stage being "fried" by using a powered USB hub.
Any suggestions or advices are highly appreciated.


