Hello,
I’ve clocked the Pyramid to various devices over time and it’s always ticked along happily. Are you trying to set this up so you have one set of Synths connected to Pyramid 1 and another to Pyramid 2?
Or do you want to control all the synths from both Pyramids? If so…
I would recommend one of the iconnectivity devices for complex routing and managing lots of synths. Something like the MIO 10 might do you? I use one and once you’ve got your head around the routing software, it’s incredibly flexible and you don’t need to continually rewire your set up to get MIDI where you want it to go. Plus you can save different configurations for different projects (like jamming, playing live, tracking into a DAW, sequencing on synth from another, re-routing your master keyboard etc etc)
I also use an ERM multiclock to clock everything. Clock comes out of the ERM, into the MIO and then the MIO splits it, sends it where it needs to go and merges incoming note/CC information from my Pryamid and any other sequencers I have in play. You can get super specific with the filters on it too to eliminate spurious midi signals or clocks getting through to where they don’t need to go. Works great. No more mergers and splitters and endless wiring/-re-wiring. One clock to rule them all and everything else set to slave. The multiclock is ruthlessly tight and can lock everything to your DAW for when you get to tracking audio.
I’ve not tried it but the MIO should be able to see your USB port on the Pyramid which would give you another 16 channels. Maybe you wouldn’t need a second Pyramid anyway?
jim