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Help with midi implementation!

 
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Jordi2402



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PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2014 1:09 pm    Post subject: Help with midi implementation! Reply with quote

Hello everyone. I decided to buy a Miditribe (Amazing machines) and install it to Monotribe. It seems to be one of the "best" options for controlling the synth without using ribbon keyboard. The thing is I did the set up, piece of cake, connect everything and...nothing happens!

My set up is:
- Monotribe v2.1
- Miditribe I/O
- Midistart 25 from Miditech

Then I must start thinking where the problem comes from. The monotribe works fine and I haven't noticed any change. Keyboard controller works fine when I use it with DAW programs with usb connection...but is that really capable to send information to the synth? Does anyone have heard around problems with this setup? I just start to figure out that Miditech is not a very famous brand, and so no many comments on the net! Any advice or solutions?

I don't' know if it can help, but I have noticed that if I connect the Miditribe OUT to the keyboard OUT (which is kind of retarded but I try everything) I hear like a little impulse in the speakers!
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