# MBBLM on iPad via Lemur

**URL:** <https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116>\
**Category:** MIDIbox BLM\
**Created:** [December 30, 2011, 12:54am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116 "2011-12-30T00:54:07Z")\
**Posts on this page:** 19\
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**Author:** ![peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/peterpressure/32/10762_2.png) [@peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/u/peterpressure)\
**Post date:** [April 9, 2012, 6:10pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/21 "2012-04-09T18:10:02Z")

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So I loaded “MIDIbox SEQ V4.058” on my LPC17 with no sequencer or anything, just the core, not even an SD card.

I power up the core and get the ip address from DHCP:

IP address: 10.103.24.107 \<- My core IP to use in Lemur

I then set the following in MIOS studio per the change log.

set osc\_remote 3 10.101.80.121 -\>my iPad

set osc\_local\_port 3 8000

set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000

set osc\_mode 3 1

set blm\_port OSC3

store

Start the Lemur app and it connects and I can hit Start/Stop or keyboard mode and I can see the MIDI commands input into MIOS console.

Now how do I route this to the MIDI output of my core to my synth? Do I need to set router X in MIOS or do I do this in Lemur?

MIOS console:

[10845.754] Init DHCP

[10845.853] [network\_device\_init] PHY initialized

[10847.453] [network\_device\_init] link speed determined

[10847.553] [network\_device\_init] link available

[10847.772] [uIP\_TASK] IP address: 10.103.24.107

[10847.772] [uIP\_TASK] Netmask: 255.255.252.0

[10847.772] [uIP\_TASK] Default Router (Gateway): 10.103.24.1

[10847.773] [uIP\_TASK] Got DNS server 10.101.5.20

[10847.773] [uIP\_TASK] Lease expires in 72 hours

[10861.010] set osc\_remote 3 10.101.80.121

[10861.014] Set OSC3 Remote address to 10.101.80.121

[10867.290] set osc\_local\_port 3 8000

[10867.294] Set OSC3 Local port to 8000

[10873.426] set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000

[10873.430] Set OSC3 Remote port to 8000

[10878.033] set osc\_mode 3 1

[10878.035] Set OSC3 transfer mode to 1: Text Msg (Integer)

[10883.226] set blm\_port OSC3

[10883.228] BLM port set to OSC3

[10887.954] store

[10887.956] [sEQ\_FILE\_G] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11

[10887.956] [sEQ\_FILE\_C] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11

[10887.956] [sEQ\_FILE\_BM] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11

[10887.956] [sEQ\_FILE\_BM] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11

[10887.957] [sEQ\_FILE\_GC] Failed to open/create global config file, status: -11

[10887.957] Failed to store session on SD Card: /SESSIONS/DEFAULT

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**Author:** ![T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/t.k/32/7_2.png) [@T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/u/T.K)\
**Post date:** [April 9, 2012, 7:58pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/22 "2012-04-09T19:58:16Z")

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If you are using the OSC option, no MIDI routing should be required as data is transferred directly via ethernet.

So, the remaining configuration has to be done at MBSEQ side (normally from the control surface)

Without a SD Card you can only use the default configuration: each track sends data to USB1

You could route this data to your synth via a virtual MIDI Patchbay running on your Mac. I recommend this one because it has very low latency: [http://notahat.com/midi\_patchbay](http://notahat.com/midi_patchbay)

Alternatively: install a SD Card and change the global MIDI port in the MBSEQ\_C.V4 file, so that MBSEQ sends to MIDI OUT1 by default.

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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**Author:** ![peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/peterpressure/32/10762_2.png) [@peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/u/peterpressure)\
**Post date:** [April 11, 2012, 1:12pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/23 "2012-04-11T13:12:45Z")

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I took the mini SDcard adapter route, because I really would like to in the end not attach a computer to this setup. I had a 4GB & 16GB FAT32 card around the house to try. For some reason, not all the files are able to be created on my SDcard? (Tried both). I will reformat the 4GB one and see if that has a different result.

> [11925.878] set osc\_remote 3 10.101.80.121
> 
> [11925.881] Set OSC3 Remote address to 10.101.80.121
> 
> [11930.798] set osc\_local\_port 3 8000
> 
> [11930.801] Set OSC3 Local port to 8000
> 
> [11935.510] set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000
> 
> [11935.514] Set OSC3 Remote port to 8000
> 
> [11941.103] set osc\_mode 3 1
> 
> [11941.105] Set OSC3 transfer mode to 1: Text Msg (Integer)
> 
> [11945.702] set blm\_port OSC3
> 
> [11945.704] BLM port set to OSC3
> 
> [11947.343] store
> 
> [11947.351] [sEQ\_FILE\_G] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11
> 
> [11947.351] [sEQ\_FILE\_C] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11
> 
> [11947.352] [sEQ\_FILE\_BM] Failed to open/create config file, status: -11
> 
> [11947.409] Failed to store session on SD Card: /SESSIONS/DEFAULT
> 
> [11954.214] sdcard
> 
> [11954.216] SD Card Informations
> 
> [11954.216] ====================
> 
> [11954.216] --------------------
> 
> [11954.216] CID:
> 
> [11954.216] - ManufacturerID:
> 
> [11954.216] - OEM AppliID:
> 
> [11954.216] - ProdName: SU04G
> 
> [11954.216] - ProdRev: 128
> 
> [11954.216] - ProdSN: 0x04e4292f
> 
> [11954.216] - Reserved1: 45
> 
> [11954.216] - ManufactDate: 188
> 
> [11954.216] - msd\_CRC: 0x7b
> 
> [11954.216] - Reserved2: 1
> 
> [11954.216] --------------------
> 
> [11954.216] --------------------
> 
> [11954.216] - CSDStruct: 1
> 
> [11954.216] - SysSpecVersion: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - Reserved1: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - TAAC: 14
> 
> [11954.217] - NSAC: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - MaxBusClkFrec: 50
> 
> [11954.217] - CardComdClasses: 1461
> 
> [11954.217] - RdBlockLen: 9
> 
> [11954.217] - PartBlockRead: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - WrBlockMisalign: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - RdBlockMisalign: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - DSRImpl: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - Reserved2: 0
> 
> [11954.217] - DeviceSize: 7562
> 
> [11954.218] - MaxRdCurrentVDDMin: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - MaxRdCurrentVDDMax: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - MaxWrCurrentVDDMin: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - MaxWrCurrentVDDMax: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - DeviceSizeMul: 240
> 
> [11954.218] - EraseGrSize: 31
> 
> [11954.218] - EraseGrMul: 28
> 
> [11954.218] - WrProtectGrSize: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - WrProtectGrEnable: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - ManDeflECC: 0
> 
> [11954.218] - WrSpeedFact: 2
> 
> [11954.218] - MaxWrBlockLen: 9
> 
> [11954.219] - WriteBlockPaPartial: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - Reserved3: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - ContentProtectAppli: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - FileFormatGrouop: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - CopyFlag: 1
> 
> [11954.219] - PermWrProtect: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - TempWrProtect: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - FileFormat: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - ECC: 0
> 
> [11954.219] - msd\_CRC: 0x5c
> 
> [11954.219] - Reserved4: 1
> 
> [11954.219] --------------------
> 
> [11954.219]
> 
> [11954.219] Reading Root Directory
> 
> [11954.220] ======================
> 
> [11954.220] Retrieving SD Card informations - please wait!
> 
> [11954.220] SD Card: ‘’: 69 of 72 MB free
> 
> [11954.222] […a] 04/04/12 03:39:56 PM 70428 MLO
> 
> [11954.222] […a] 04/04/12 03:39:56 PM 188024 U-BOOT.BIN
> 
> [11954.222] […a] 04/04/12 03:39:58 PM 2249516 UIMAGE
> 
> [11954.222] […a] 04/02/12 07:26:04 PM 300 BOOT.SCR
> 
> [11954.222] [.h..l.a] 04/04/12 09:26:22 AM 4096 \_~1.TRA
> 
> [11954.222] […a] 00/00/-20 00:00:00 AM 2080 MBSEQ\_BM.V4
> 
> [11954.223] [.h..ld.] 04/04/12 09:26:22 AM \<DIR\> 0 TRASHE~1
> 
> [11954.223] [.h..ld.] 04/04/12 09:26:22 AM \<DIR\> 0 FSEVEN~1
> 
> [11954.225] [.h..ld.] 04/04/12 09:26:24 AM \<DIR\> 0 SPOTLI~1
> 
> [11954.225] […a] 00/00/-20 00:00:00 AM 850 MBSEQ\_GC.V4
> 
> [11954.225]
> 
> [11954.225] Checking SD Card at application layer
> 
> [11954.225] =====================================
> 
> [11954.226] Current session: /SESSIONS/DEFAULT
> 
> [11954.226] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B1.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.226] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B2.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.226] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B3.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.226] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B4.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.226] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_M.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.227] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_S.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.227] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_G.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.227] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_BM.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.227] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_C.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [11954.227] File /MBSEQ\_C.V4: valid
> 
> [11954.227] File /MBSEQ\_BM.V4: valid
> 
> [11954.227] File /MBSEQ\_HW.V4: doesn’t exist or hasn’t been re-loaded
> 
> [11954.227] done.

When I remove the mini SDcard and look at the root I see MBSEQ\_BM.V4 & MBSEQ\_GC.V4, but no MBSEQ\_C.V4.

Apologies if I am doing something stupid :whistle:

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**Author:** ![T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/t.k/32/7_2.png) [@T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/u/T.K)\
**Post date:** [April 11, 2012, 10:01pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/24 "2012-04-11T22:01:04Z")

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Ok, as you can see here:

```
[11954.227] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ_C.V4: doesn't exist

```

the MBSEQ\_C.V4 file doesn’t exist in the default session directory (it’s not located in the root directory) I just noticed, that it isn’t possible to create this file without the control surface. I will make this possible in the next release. However, you could also create it manually, and only insert the required content. - type “msd on” - this should mount the SD Card on your computer (note: MIDI communication not possible anymore! Close MIOS Studio) - create the file /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_C.V4 with a text editor - enter following line into this file:

```
MIDI_DefaultPort 32
[/code]

- store the file

- unmount the SD Card from your OS

- reset the core (e.g. turn it off and on again)

- open MIOS Terminal

- check that the new MIDI\_DefaultPort value has been taken over by typing "global" into the MIOS Terminal

-\> all tracks should now send to MIDI OUT1

Best Regards, Thorsten.

```

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**Author:** ![peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/peterpressure/32/10762_2.png) [@peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/u/peterpressure)\
**Post date:** [April 12, 2012, 8:55pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/25 "2012-04-12T20:55:21Z")

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Thanks for the help TK!

I created the /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_C.V4 file manually with the one value you noted.

After that I proceeded with what the change log says.

> [46991.390] set osc\_remote 3 10.101.80.144
> 
> [46991.393] Set OSC3 Remote address to 10.101.80.144
> 
> [46997.486] set osc\_local\_port 3 8000
> 
> [46997.489] Set OSC3 Local port to 8000
> 
> [47002.414] set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000
> 
> [47002.417] Set OSC3 Remote port to 8000
> 
> [47007.182] set osc\_mode 3 1
> 
> [47007.184] Set OSC3 transfer mode to 1: Text Msg (Integer)
> 
> [47013.238] set blm\_port OSC3
> 
> [47013.241] BLM port set to OSC3
> 
> [47027.958] store
> 
> [47028.283] Failed to store session on SD Card: /SESSIONS/DEFAULT
> 
> [47031.902] sdcard
> 
> [47031.904] SD Card Informations
> 
> [47031.904] ====================
> 
> [47031.904] --------------------
> 
> [47031.904] CID:
> 
> [47031.905] - ManufacturerID:
> 
> [47031.905] - OEM AppliID:
> 
> [47031.905] - ProdName: SU04G
> 
> [47031.905] - ProdRev: 128
> 
> [47031.905] - ProdSN: 0x04e4292f
> 
> [47031.905] - Reserved1: 45
> 
> [47031.905] - ManufactDate: 188
> 
> [47031.905] - msd\_CRC: 0x7b
> 
> [47031.905] - Reserved2: 1
> 
> [47031.905] --------------------
> 
> [47031.905] --------------------
> 
> [47031.905] - CSDStruct: 1
> 
> [47031.905] - SysSpecVersion: 0
> 
> [47031.905] - Reserved1: 0
> 
> [47031.905] - TAAC: 14
> 
> [47031.905] - NSAC: 0
> 
> [47031.905] - MaxBusClkFrec: 50
> 
> [47031.906] - CardComdClasses: 1461
> 
> [47031.906] - RdBlockLen: 9
> 
> [47031.906] - PartBlockRead: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - WrBlockMisalign: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - RdBlockMisalign: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - DSRImpl: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - Reserved2: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - DeviceSize: 7562
> 
> [47031.906] - MaxRdCurrentVDDMin: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - MaxRdCurrentVDDMax: 0
> 
> [47031.906] - MaxWrCurrentVDDMin: 0
> 
> [47031.907] - MaxWrCurrentVDDMax: 0
> 
> [47031.907] - DeviceSizeMul: 240
> 
> [47031.907] - EraseGrSize: 31
> 
> [47031.908] - EraseGrMul: 28
> 
> [47031.908] - WrProtectGrSize: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - WrProtectGrEnable: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - ManDeflECC: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - WrSpeedFact: 2
> 
> [47031.908] - MaxWrBlockLen: 9
> 
> [47031.908] - WriteBlockPaPartial: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - Reserved3: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - ContentProtectAppli: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - FileFormatGrouop: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - CopyFlag: 1
> 
> [47031.908] - PermWrProtect: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - TempWrProtect: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - FileFormat: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - ECC: 0
> 
> [47031.908] - msd\_CRC: 0x5c
> 
> [47031.908] - Reserved4: 1
> 
> [47031.908] --------------------
> 
> [47031.908]
> 
> [47031.908] Reading Root Directory
> 
> [47031.908] ======================
> 
> [47031.908] Retrieving SD Card informations - please wait!
> 
> [47031.909] SD Card: ‘’: 3951 of 3955 MB free
> 
> [47031.910] [.h..l.a] 04/11/12 10:01:42 AM 4096 \_~1.TRA
> 
> [47031.910] […a] 00/00/-20 00:00:00 AM 2080 MBSEQ\_BM.V4
> 
> [47031.910] [.h..ld.] 04/11/12 10:01:42 AM \<DIR\> 0 TRASHE~1
> 
> [47031.910] [.h..ld.] 04/11/12 10:01:42 AM \<DIR\> 0 FSEVEN~1
> 
> [47031.910] [.h..ld.] 04/11/12 10:01:46 AM \<DIR\> 0 SPOTLI~1
> 
> [47031.911] […a] 00/00/-20 00:00:00 AM 850 MBSEQ\_GC.V4
> 
> [47031.911] [.h..ld.] 04/12/12 03:40:08 PM \<DIR\> 0 TEMPOR~1
> 
> [47031.911] […d.] 04/12/12 03:38:30 PM \<DIR\> 0 SESSIONS
> 
> [47031.912] [.h..l.a] 04/12/12 03:40:08 PM 4096 \_~1.TEM
> 
> [47031.912]
> 
> [47031.912] Checking SD Card at application layer
> 
> [47031.913] =====================================
> 
> [47031.913] Current session: /SESSIONS/DEFAULT
> 
> [47031.913] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B1.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B2.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B3.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_B4.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_M.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_S.V4: doesn’t exist
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_G.V4: valid
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_BM.V4: valid
> 
> [47031.914] File /SESSIONS/DEFAULT/MBSEQ\_C.V4: valid
> 
> [47031.914] File /MBSEQ\_C.V4: valid
> 
> [47031.914] File /MBSEQ\_BM.V4: valid
> 
> [47031.914] File /MBSEQ\_HW.V4: doesn’t exist or hasn’t been re-loaded
> 
> [47031.914] done.

After that I checked the file on the sdcard and it had populated with these settings in addition to my manual one:

> BPMx10\_P 0 750 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 1 800 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 2 850 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 3 900 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 4 950 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 5 1000 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 6 1050 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 7 1100 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 8 1150 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 9 1200 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 10 1250 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 11 1300 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 12 1350 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 13 1400 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 14 1450 0
> 
> BPMx10\_P 15 1500 0
> 
> BPM\_Preset 13
> 
> BPM\_Mode 0
> 
> QuickSelLength 4 8 16 24 32 64 128 256
> 
> QuickSelLoopLength 4 8 12 16 16 32 32 32
> 
> QuickSelLoopLoop 1 5 9 13 1 1 17 25
> 
> LastSong 1
> 
> LastMixerMap 1
> 
> LastPattern 1 1:A1
> 
> LastPattern 2 2:A1
> 
> LastPattern 3 3:A1
> 
> LastPattern 4 4:A1
> 
> SynchedPatternChange 0
> 
> SynchedMute 0
> 
> SynchedUnmute 0
> 
> RATOPC 0
> 
> StepsPerMeasure 15
> 
> StepsPerPattern 15
> 
> GlobalScale 0
> 
> GlobalScaleCtrl 0
> 
> GlobalScaleRoot 0
> 
> LoopMode 0
> 
> LoopOffset 1
> 
> LoopSteps 16
> 
> MIDI\_DefaultPort 32
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Channel 0 1
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Port 0 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Lower 0 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Upper 0 127
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Options 0 0x00
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Channel 1 2
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Port 1 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Lower 1 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Upper 1 127
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Options 1 0x00
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Channel 2 3
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Port 2 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Lower 2 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Upper 2 127
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Options 2 0x00
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Channel 3 4
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Port 3 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Lower 3 0
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Upper 3 127
> 
> MIDI\_BUS\_Options 3 0x00
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_MClock\_Ports 0x010f0f01
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_RecChannel 1
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_RecPort 0
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_SectChannel 0
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_SectPort 0
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_SectFwdPort 0
> 
> MIDI\_IN\_SectNotes 48 60 72 84
> 
> MIDI\_OUT\_MClock\_Ports 0xffffffff
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 0 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 1 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 2 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 3 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 4 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 5 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 6 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 7 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 8 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 9 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 10 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 11 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 12 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 13 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 14 0 0 32 0
> 
> MIDI\_RouterNode 15 0 0 32 0

It must be the act of storing that is putting the above values?

Here is my “global” output as well:

> [49774.525] global
> 
> [49774.527] Global Configuration:
> 
> [49774.527] =====================
> 
> [49774.527] MetronomePort 0
> 
> [49774.527] MetronomeChannel 10
> 
> [49774.527] MetronomeNoteM 37
> 
> [49774.527] MetronomeNoteB 37
> 
> [49774.527] PasteClrAll 1
> 
> [49774.527] MultiPortEnableFlags 0x011011
> 
> [49774.528] RemoteMode 0
> 
> [49774.528] RemotePort 0
> 
> [49774.528] RemoteID 0
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_AOUT\_Type 0
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 0 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 1 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 2 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 3 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 4 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 5 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 6 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.528] CV\_PinMode 7 0 0 2
> 
> [49774.529] CV\_GateInv 0x00
> 
> [49774.529] CV\_ClkPulsewidth 1
> 
> [49774.529] CV\_ClkDivider 16
> 
> [49774.529] BLM\_SCALAR\_Port 66
> 
> [49774.529] ETH\_LocalIp 192.168.2.100
> 
> [49774.529] ETH\_Netmask 255.255.255.0
> 
> [49774.529] ETH\_Gateway 192.168.2.1
> 
> [49774.529] ETH\_Dhcp 1
> 
> [49774.529] OSC\_RemoteIp 0 192.168.1.101
> 
> [49774.529] OSC\_RemotePort 0 8001
> 
> [49774.529] OSC\_LocalPort 0 8000
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_TransferMode 0 0
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_RemoteIp 1 192.168.1.101
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_RemotePort 1 8001
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_LocalPort 1 8000
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_TransferMode 1 0
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_RemoteIp 2 10.101.80.144
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_RemotePort 2 8000
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_LocalPort 2 8000
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_TransferMode 2 1
> 
> [49774.530] OSC\_RemoteIp 3 192.168.1.101
> 
> [49774.531] OSC\_RemotePort 3 8001
> 
> [49774.531] OSC\_LocalPort 3 8000
> 
> [49774.531] OSC\_TransferMode 3 0
> 
> [49774.531] done.

Still not working on MIDI out 1 sadly, but you’ve giving me some more info as to what needs to be configured, so I thank you greatly for this education. I will play with this some more and see if I can get it working.

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**Author:** ![peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/peterpressure/32/10762_2.png) [@peterpressure](https://forum.midibox.org/u/peterpressure)\
**Post date:** [April 12, 2012, 9:12pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/26 "2012-04-12T21:12:37Z")

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Also, just noticed these SDcard errors in the startup log, I can move this discussion to another thread if I am cluttering this thread with useless troubleshooting… 👍

> [50260.619] Init DHCP
> 
> [50260.619] [uIP\_TASK] DHCP Client requests the IP settings…
> 
> [50260.727] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-150] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.727] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-134] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.727] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-134] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.727] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-134] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.728] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-134] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.728] [sDCARD\_ERROR:-165] see file.h for description
> 
> [50260.984] [uIP\_TASK] IP address: 10.103.25.88
> 
> [50260.984] [uIP\_TASK] Netmask: 255.255.252.0
> 
> [50260.984] [uIP\_TASK] Default Router (Gateway): 10.103.24.1
> 
> [50260.984] [uIP\_TASK] Got DNS server 10.101.5.20
> 
> [50260.984] [uIP\_TASK] Lease expires in 71 hours

Silly me, I plugged in a different Synth (sammichSID) and it works! Must be an issue with my other synth, THANKS TK!!!

This just work now, awesome…

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**Post date:** [April 12, 2012, 9:21pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/27 "2012-04-12T21:21:01Z")

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Everything looks fine, no additional configuration required.

The error messages can be ignored, once the remaining files can be generated without the control surface they will disappear, but the sequencer will also work without the banks/mixer maps, etc… it will just use the initial setup, where track1 sends a note each beat.

While the app is configured correctly now, it’s time to debug the hardware.

How do you test the output of MIDI OUT1?

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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**Author:** ![Labelwhore](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/labelwhore/32/10633_2.png) [@Labelwhore](https://forum.midibox.org/u/Labelwhore)\
**Post date:** [March 23, 2013, 5:40pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/28 "2013-03-23T17:40:13Z")

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> Setup procedure (commands can be entered in MIOS Terminal):
> 
> (assumed that iPad IP address is 192.168.1.110):
> 
> - set osc\_remote 3 192.168.1.110
> 
> - set osc\_local\_port 3 8000
> 
> - set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000
> 
> - set osc\_mode 3 1
> 
> - set blm\_port OSC3
> 
> - store
> 
> In Lemur, set the IP address of your MIDIbox with port 8000
> 
> -\> done!
> 
> Best Regards, Thorsten.

&nbsp;

I’m having some trouble getting this to work with my MB SEQ v4L. I assume that there would be a different set of commands if I want to use a usb connection rather than connecting to my MB SEQ4L via the ethernet port, correct? If so, what would they look like?

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**Author:** ![T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/t.k/32/7_2.png) [@T.K](https://forum.midibox.org/u/T.K)\
**Post date:** [March 24, 2013, 9:17pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/29 "2013-03-24T21:17:07Z")

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If you are using the latest MBSEQV4L release, you could route the BLM stream to USB2, USB3 or USB4:

&nbsp;

E.g.:

set blm\_port USB3

&nbsp;

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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**Post date:** [March 25, 2013, 12:19am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/30 "2013-03-25T00:19:48Z")

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Hi there, I bought Lemur and been playing a little with the MBBLM (changed some colors and layout) but still moving things around the new man cave so I haven’t tested all yet hehe, so I have a couple of questions, nice job btw TK 😉

&nbsp;

Are the 6 faders wired to something or can I just delete them and get some more space for the matrix buttons?

&nbsp;

Also, I did a quick test:

&nbsp;

iPad -\> gm5 \<=\> MBSEQ in MIDI1 ports and it worked fine

&nbsp;

While this is going on I can use MIDI2 ports to connect and control a synth or something, right?

&nbsp;

Cheers!

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**Post date:** [March 26, 2013, 2:34pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/31 "2013-03-26T14:34:03Z")

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> If you are using the latest MBSEQV4L release, you could route the BLM stream to USB2, USB3 or USB4:
> 
> &nbsp;
> 
> E.g.:
> 
> set blm\_port USB3
> 
> &nbsp;
> 
> Best Regards, Thorsten.

Thanks! That worked perfectly.

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**Post date:** [March 26, 2013, 7:13pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/32 "2013-03-26T19:13:19Z")

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> That worked perfectly.

&nbsp;

good to know! 🙂

&nbsp;

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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**Author:** ![borfo](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/borfo/32/490_2.png) [@borfo](https://forum.midibox.org/u/borfo)\
**Post date:** [March 27, 2014, 10:07pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/33 "2014-03-27T22:07:10Z")

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I’m having a few issues trying to get the lemur BLM set up with my v4l.

&nbsp;

I have run the following commands in MIOS Studio:

&nbsp;

- set osc\_remote 3 192.168.11.102
- set osc\_local\_port 3 8000
- set osc\_remote\_port 3 8000
- set osc\_mode 3 1
- set blm\_port OSC3
- store

&nbsp;

…and they work until I reset the V4L, but when I reset, the OSC and BLM Port settings don’t stick - it seems that the Store command doesn’t save these settings. &nbsp;My SD card seems to be working fine otherwise… &nbsp;(also, because the settings won’t stick through a reset, I can’t try connecting Lemur to the V4L usb midi ports.)

&nbsp;

…If I run those OSC and BLM port commands and I don’t reset the V4L, I can get the Lemur BLM app to connect to my V4L, and I see some response on the V4L control surface LEDs when I press buttons in the lemur app (eg: step triggers can be set from the lemur app). &nbsp;But the app doesn’t seem to work properly - none of the Lemur buttons light up (there’s no “LED feedback” in the app at all), and I can’t start and stop the sequencer from the Lemur app. &nbsp;Also, the V4L control surface doesn’t respond properly to button presses when the Lemur app is connected.

&nbsp;

&nbsp;

So, two problems: I can’t store the OSC settings on my SD card so they are restored when the V4L reboots; and the Lemur app doesn’t work. &nbsp;Any pointers anyone may have would be much appreciated.

&nbsp;

Is the lemur app working properly for other people with V4L version 0.79?

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**Post date:** [April 9, 2014, 1:34am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/34 "2014-04-09T01:34:24Z")

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Hey Borfo,

&nbsp;

On my v4l I was able to get those settings to stick by just editing the MBSEQ\_GC.V4:

BLM\_SCALAR\_Port 66

&nbsp;

OSC\_RemoteIp 3 192.168.11.102  
OSC\_RemotePort 3 8001  
OSC\_LocalPort 3 8000  
OSC\_TransferMode 3 1

&nbsp;

That should help you with the first part (storing the settings). At that point we will have the same problem at least. 😛

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**Post date:** [April 9, 2014, 3:38am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/35 "2014-04-09T03:38:09Z")

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Thanks… I’ll try that.

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**Post date:** [April 12, 2014, 7:41pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/36 "2014-04-12T19:41:40Z")

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[http://discourse.midibox.org/t/topic/18267](http://discourse.midibox.org/t/topic/18267)

&nbsp;

Best Regards, Thorsten.

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**Post date:** [January 27, 2015, 3:37pm UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/37 "2015-01-27T15:37:07Z")

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Hi All,

&nbsp;

I know this is a “historical” post, but well - Lemur has been released for Android and I would be interested

in building a little setup!

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**Author:** ![Blatboy](https://forum.midibox.org/user_avatar/forum.midibox.org/blatboy/32/332_2.png) [@Blatboy](https://forum.midibox.org/u/Blatboy)\
**Post date:** [July 30, 2018, 3:34am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/38 "2018-07-30T03:34:29Z")

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Greetings. &nbsp;I know this thread is as old as dirt…&nbsp;

However, the link to the template file seems go be broken.

[http://www.ucapps.de/midibox\_blm/MIDIbox\_BLM16x16+X\_v1\_002.zip](http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_blm/MIDIbox_BLM16x16+X_v1_002.zip)

gave me a 404 error

thanks! &nbsp;:) 🙂

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**Post date:** [July 30, 2018, 3:36am UTC](https://forum.midibox.org/t/mbblm-on-ipad-via-lemur/16116/39 "2018-07-30T03:36:27Z")

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Never mind. &nbsp;Found it here:

&nbsp;

[http://www.ucapps.de/midibox\_seq\_manual\_blm.html](http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq_manual_blm.html)

&nbsp;

sorry for the interruption.&nbsp;

&nbsp;

🙂

&nbsp;

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