Ah nice.
Are you both sequencing from Laptops using software sequencers in a DAW? Sounds pretty cool
Yyup my laptop 1 triggered the notes and laptop 2 modulating cutoff. So many ways you can do things. I collab alot with different routing scenarios from session to session and the xl has really shown its versatility for sure.
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Well my Hapax is here but the mioXL will be another week.
Regarding the Hapax āVirtual Cablesā. Do these 16 cables pop up in the Auracle software for then mapping to the MioXL DIN / USB destinations?
Just trying to plan things in advance with my Excel spreadsheet 
In this post from @innerclock Iām surprised how much more poorly MioXL DIN ports 5-8 perform compared to 1-4.
There ~10x more jitter and skew on the last four ports compared to the first four.
Anybody know whatās going on here?
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Keep in mind those measurements are in Ī¼s (=1/1000 ms). If you magnify something enough youāre always going to find interesting patterns. For DIN MIDI half a millisecond of jitter doesnāt seem very bad. If you play 2 notes on exactly the same moment there will be more jitter due to the limited bandwidth.
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Thanks ā Iām aware of the time scales involved but Iām curious about the very obvious difference in performance between the blocks of ports.
On the face of it, it would seem like some engineering design issue when you have that much discrepancy between sets of ports.
One set of very well performing ports and another block of ports with 10x more jitter could very well be a source of hair pulling when trying to get tight sync between lots of MIDI instruments.
Yes. But you can only name and reserve 10 ports on the mioXL.
Probably the jitter has something to do with the way the DSP of the mio device is wired. Different ports can have different hardware behind them.
You keep stating ā10x more jitterā while you can also say the worst performing ports are working fine and some ports are even more stable.
Half a millisecond is generally not problematic because sending a few notes at the same time will randomly vary the exact timing much more.