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My MIDI keyboard isn't being recognized by my computer when connected to the UM-ONE mk2. What should I check first?
Ensure the UM-ONE mk2 is properly connected to your computer via USB and that the 'IN' and 'OUT' MIDI cables are correctly connected to your keyboard. Also, verify that your DAW or MIDI software is configured to recognize the UM-ONE mk2 as a MIDI input device in its settings.
Can I use the UM-ONE mk2 to send MIDI clock or sync signals between my computer and a hardware synthesizer or drum machine?
Yes, the UM-ONE mk2 can be used to send MIDI clock; configure your DAW to send MIDI clock to the UM-ONE mk2's MIDI OUT port and set your hardware device to sync to external MIDI clock.
The UM-ONE mk2's indicators are flashing, but I'm not getting any MIDI data. What does this mean?
Flashing indicators usually signify MIDI data is being transmitted or received; ensure both the connected MIDI device and your computer are actively sending or expecting MIDI data, and check the cable connections for any issues.
Does the UM-ONE mk2 require any drivers to be installed on my computer?
The UM-ONE mk2 is generally class-compliant and doesn't require specific drivers on most modern operating systems (Windows, macOS); however, if you experience issues, downloading the latest drivers from Roland's website might resolve compatibility issues.
What's the significance of the FPT (Fast Processing Technology) on the UM-ONE mk2, and how does it affect MIDI data transmission?
FPT (Fast Processing Technology) ensures low-latency MIDI data transfer, resulting in tighter timing and improved responsiveness between your MIDI devices and your computer, which is especially noticeable when playing fast or complex musical parts.

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