Following up on my last post, in case anyone’s interested, this is the cable I used - directly linking the MM to the Digitone. Interestingly, in this particular instance, I had the MM sending a sequence of midi notes to the Digitone and then had the Digitone sequencer sending midi CC data back to the MM, controlling the scale offset of the MM patch, allowing for a kind of generative handshaking to take place. This opens the possibility of a very compact setup, just having the MM in a small pod case and an Electron device interacting with each other. If you’re just using the MM to generate sequence data, then you can run it at 24K/256, so the simple patch I posted earlier in the thread was only using 12% of MM resources.
The Midi i/o features of the Meta are a really valuable part of its toolset.
