Model scopeAnalog Rytm MKII, OS 1.72 manual scope. Not the MKI; later software behavior and physical device combinations have not been verified. Only sourced values are shown. Check each claim’s verification state before relying on it.

Quick reference

Clock / transport
Separate receive and send switches in MIDI CONFIG → SYNC
Manufacturer documented
§14.4.1, p. 61
MIDI OUT mode
MIDI, DIN 24 or DIN 48; DIN sync modes do not send MIDI messages
Manufacturer documented
§14.4.2, p. 62
Output route
OUTPUT TO selects MIDI, USB, MIDI+USB or DISABLED
Manufacturer documented
§14.4.2, p. 62
Pad destination
PAD DEST selects INT, EXT or INT + EXT
Manufacturer documented
§14.4.2, p. 62

Clock and playback

Manufacturer documented

GLOBAL SETTINGS → MIDI CONFIG → SYNC separates clock from transport, with individual RECEIVE and SEND switches. Enable CLOCK RECEIVE and TRANSPORT RECEIVE for an external clock source that should also control playback.

If both receive switches are enabled, Rytm waits for clock after Start or Continue. Transport alone is not a substitute for a complete clock stream.

MIDI ports and pad output

Manufacturer documented

PORT CONFIG → OUT PORT FUNCTIONALITY must be MIDI for ordinary MIDI messages. DIN 24 and DIN 48 send sync pulses instead, not MIDI data.

OUTPUT TO chooses MIDI OUT, USB, both or neither. PAD DEST chooses internal, external or combined pad control; use INT + EXT when you need the pads to play Rytm and send MIDI.

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References

Sources & review

Sources reviewed: . Documentation does not replace a physical hardware test.

Sections reviewed: §14.4.1, p. 61; §14.4.2, p. 62.