Map usb midi devices to different midi channels on OSX
Map usb midi devices to different midi channels on OSX Posted on: 13.03.2009 by Siobhan Villaloboz I am sitting and here and googling my ass of,but can't find how i can route my korg nano on another MidiChannel then my other midi controller. FOund MidiOx but thats only for win, any solutions for OS X? Thanks | |
| Siobhan Villaloboz 13.03.2009 | I am sitting and here and googling my ass of, but can't find how i can route my korg nano on another MidiChannel then my other midi controller. FOund MidiOx but thats only for win, any solutions for OS X? Thanks |
| Cristian Carmona 15.03.2009 | no biggie ++, hope everything works out for you. |
| Siobhan Villaloboz 15.03.2009 | Hey, thanks a lot for the answer. I will make sure that i will put my posts on the right spot next time! |
| Cristian Carmona 13.03.2009 | Google it! You need the Korg Editor Manual Here Look @ pg.9 your want to change you midi channel. MIDI ports Specify MIDI ports manually Turn this on if you want to specify the MIDI ports manually instead of using automatic device detection. If this setting is on, use the MIDI IN and MIDI OUT fields to specify the ports to which your Korg nanoSERIES MIDI controller is connected. MIDI IN Specify the MIDI IN port to which your Korg nanoSERIES MIDI controller is connected. MIDI OUT Specify the MIDI OUT port to which your Korg nanoSERIES MIDI controller is connected. I also changed this thread to general discussion, being that you are asking for question in regards to gear. Please read the stickys before posting, thanks! http://www.djranking s.com/community /showthread.php?t=3527 |
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