If you're trying to use the microfreak over USB you might have discovered a real problem issue. The USB port sends clock data out on all channels regardless of any settings. This means that other hardware in your rig listening in on any USB channels is likely to end up confused and not syncing correctly.
This morning I spent an hour trying to figure out why the clock wasn't syncing on my new hydrasynth. It was showing 160 while my master clock was sending 80. I wouldn't have ever guessed that arturia would be able to screw up my other gear, but I figured out it was their fault when I turned off the microfreak, and low and behold, the hydrasynth works fine.
The solution to making the microfreak play nice over USB with other gear is more gear. Using a bomebox to create specific USB midi paths means I can prevent the microfreak from sending the clock to anything else.
I hope this helps someone else who wants to use the microfreak even though arturia's done a garbage job with midi, like usual.
For sure, Arturia's going to add more oscillators before they make it work properly, if ever.