I am attempting to connect Super 6 to Cirklon via USB. Cirklon sees Super 6 as a USB storage device. I am hoping to speak with someone who has coped with this!
Hi, Super 6 is a USB composite device with mass storage class and midi device class. Please check how Cirklon handles composite devices and if Cirklon doesnāt support then I think it will have DIN MIDI to connect
Yeah, when plugging the S6 in to the Cirklon, it reads āUSB Storage insertedā (instead of the normal āUSB MIDI Connected x in, x outā message regular MIDI devices get), so looks like the Cirklon is trying to read it as a disk. Probably worth a feature request over there to be able to recognize both when both are present.
For future seekers, here is an inquiry about Super 6, Cirklon, and USB composite devices on Sequentix Forum.
Would it make sense if the Soup presented only as a MIDI device unless booted holding down Patch? If I recall thatās what you do to make the storage device properly accessible and you can write to it. Dunno if thatās right as I donāt do it much, just when I want to send some waveforms.