Hello,
I am considering buying this, but I really want to be able to sync the MIDI clock with either my Roland MC707 or MX1. Has anybody achieved syncing the Go’s MIDI clock with gear that typically uses 5 pin MIDI connections?
Thanks
Hello @sensationalmachinery, Welcome to the forum,
Prime Go has no 5 pin din midi out. So not the best option here. Try X1800.
Yes, I realize it does not have 5 pin din midi out, but I am asking if anyone has any experience syncing the midi clock with external gear through the Stagelinq connection, or the USB.
Looking at what I found in a short search - no one ever made it yet:
https://community.enginedj.com/t/prime-go-usb-midi-clock-out/19223
Yes, I saw the feature request link, but I think that there is still the opportunity to solve the problem using the Stagelinq as it obviously sends midi. I just have don’t know the best solution to convert ethernet to 5 pin din midi preferably without using a computer in the middle.
Would the MIDIflex 4, run in its standalone mode do the task for you?
If I used a box like the midiflex I would have to go USB B to USB B and hope that works. Fortunately I just bought a USB B to USB B cord to try and do the same with a Pioneer XDJ R2 and a IconnectMIDI2. I am traveling away from my home studio and thinking of getting the Prime Go to eventually replace the Pioneer, so I will try to the same setup once I get the Go. Point being I have to test it.
I just found the Bomebox online that has ethernet ports as well. If the Iconnect does not work I may go for that.
Did you get it to work?
Simply use Ableton link with link to midi (free iphone app). And from there you can go to 5 pin midi if wanted. Anything with ableton link (Akai Force or mpc) will also be linked and sync. Those also have 5 pin midi out. 
Well finally I used Ableton link with G-Stomper Rythm (Android app), and an usb-otg cable, it works (most of the times, some times it seems that the Denon doesn’t want to connect to Ableton link, pretty strange)