NEW Music Software Discussion & Help Forums Now with Private Messaging, Profiles, Avatars, Better Searching & Much More!

The World's Biggest Music Software Site

Home | Site Map | News | Search | What's New? | Discussion | Add Listing | Advertising

Below is one of thousands of messages contained in our Music Software Discussion & Help Forum

You being complicated aren't you?! Posted by Steve (from: 213.48.120.242) on August 31, 2000 at 18:07:49: In Reply to: Midi nightmare - help me Obewan! posted by Johnno on August 31, 2000 at 17:29:44: Hi, I've read you message over and over trying to find 'the quick solution' but my head is still spinning from what you are trying to do. I can't, at this stage, figure out why you need the Atari running a sequencer as well as a PC running a sequencer at the same time and wanting to swap them over master/slave. Midi is an annoying beast at the simpliest of times but you seem to be stretching the elastic there! I suspect you would want to look into a sensible Midi PatchBay. Sell the Motu if you don't use it. I am too sleepy to even write your studio setup out and work out if it is possible mincing around with Midi interfaces and changing fundamental connections, sorry. I doubt you will eventually get away with sitting back and everything doesn't need fiddling with but you could probably get to a stage where you've programmed a Patch bay and it works all the boring stuff out for you... Example below... Best wishes Steve... Midi Patch Bay... Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Hi, : I've read you message over and over trying to find 'the quick solution' but my head is still spinning from what you are trying to do. I can't, at this stage, figure out why you need the Atari running a sequencer as well as a PC running a sequencer at the same time and wanting to swap them over master/slave. Midi is an annoying beast at the simpliest of times but you seem to be stretching the elastic there! : I suspect you would want to look into a sensible Midi PatchBay. Sell the Motu if you don't use it. I am too sleepy to even write your studio setup out and work out if it is possible mincing around with Midi interfaces and changing fundamental connections, sorry. I doubt you will eventually get away with sitting back and everything doesn't need fiddling with but you could probably get to a stage where you've programmed a Patch bay and it works all the boring stuff out for you... : Example below... : Best wishes : Steve... Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

Shareware Music Machine Is Proudly Sponsored by MUSIC SOFTWARE Windows 95 to XP  Windows 3.1  Macintosh  BeOS  Linux  OS/2  DOS  Atari  RESOURCES Competitions-Prizes  Tutorials & Advice  Discussion Forum  Reference Books  Free Content For Webmasters  Free Banners  News Archive  Search  COMPANY INFO Advertising Media Kit  Hitsquad Home Page  Privacy Policy  SMM People  Web Cam  Contact Info

Home | Site Map | News | Search | What's New? | Discussion | Add Listing | Advertising The Musicians Web Center for music resource and industry information on the Net Click here to add Shareware Music Machine to your del.icio.us bookmarks

Copyright © Hitsquad Pty Ltd 1995 - 2008 All rights reserved.