The setup combines a yamaha keyboard, groovy box, looper, and audio interface. It also includes the analog lab 5, which is an example of a software instrument. The mixing console of focusrite scarlet is used as the audio interface to record all these things. This setup allows you to use software that emulates instruments to give you really nice sound quality.

To synchronize the Novation Circuit Tracks with the looper, connect the MIDI output for synchronizing clock from the RC-505 into the Novation Circuit Tracks. This setup allows the Circuit Tracks to start to play when you hit the play button on the looper. This is the synchronization between the devices.

The Yamaha keyboard is used only as a MIDI keyboard in this setup. Its volume is set completely to zero. The MIDI output from the keyboard goes to the computer. Analog Lab 4 is configured to receive the MIDI signal from the Yamaha keyboard. The final rendered sound is then sent out to the RC-505.

The generated rendered sound from the computer goes out to the RC-505 looper. This is possible because the looper has its own audio interface, which means there are two audio interfaces connected to the computer. Specifically, both the Focusrite and the looper are connected to the computer. The audio from the computer is received by the looper using a USB cable. This setup allows you to play sounds and record loops.

The speaker uses a groovy box because Yamaha styles can be too simple for modern music that features more electronics. They want to have more variation in the drums, and it can also be useful to use live played drums when using instruments like bass. In this setup, the innovation tracks is synchronized using MIDI clock with the looper acting as the master.

You can synchronize the devices using MIDI clock where the looper is the master and the innovation tracks is the slave. The innovation tracks receives MIDI data, clock, and tempo from the looper. The tempo, such as 70 bpm, is set on the looper. When you hit play on the looper, the tempo is synchronized. This means you have the tempo directly from the looper.

This setup allows you to play your favorite VST plugins on a hardware synth instead of using a computer or a MIDI keyboard. One major advantage is that you do not need a lot of computation power from your computer because you are only rendering one track at a time. You can record one track, switch presets, and then play another track to compose your song draft. This is ideal if you prefer playing on hardware devices and want to avoid struggling with computers.