ACME-4 midi clock
11-14-2021, 07:22 PM
Wait Floris,
I think i misunderstood this. The MIDI device has 4 virtual ports out over usb? that's not usually a problem, unless for some reason the device is not compatible for some reason. We can take 4 inputs, but there is only 1 output over usb back to the device. if you connect the device and route the ports does any traffic appear on the routing page (should be green xs and os for notes, and red for clock. is anything like that appearing?
Also to route the virtual connections you would do something like this:
connect MIDI device via USB Host Port A,
then press the left hand button of the pair for Port A, which will light up the output ports 1-4 LEDs. While holding that button press the port number of the virtual port you wish to route (lets say 1 for now). This port will now be lit brighter than the other 3 to indicate it's been selected. Release the left hand Port A button and press the port you wish to send that MIDI data to (lets say it's going out to MIDI port 2, so we'll just press output 2's button and it should be lit blue).
Go ahead and try this for the other 3 virtual ports and then send MIDI data, it should show up on the activity page and the individual routing page for those routings.
Let me know what you get.
Jesse
I think i misunderstood this. The MIDI device has 4 virtual ports out over usb? that's not usually a problem, unless for some reason the device is not compatible for some reason. We can take 4 inputs, but there is only 1 output over usb back to the device. if you connect the device and route the ports does any traffic appear on the routing page (should be green xs and os for notes, and red for clock. is anything like that appearing?
Also to route the virtual connections you would do something like this:
connect MIDI device via USB Host Port A,
then press the left hand button of the pair for Port A, which will light up the output ports 1-4 LEDs. While holding that button press the port number of the virtual port you wish to route (lets say 1 for now). This port will now be lit brighter than the other 3 to indicate it's been selected. Release the left hand Port A button and press the port you wish to send that MIDI data to (lets say it's going out to MIDI port 2, so we'll just press output 2's button and it should be lit blue).
Go ahead and try this for the other 3 virtual ports and then send MIDI data, it should show up on the activity page and the individual routing page for those routings.
Let me know what you get.
Jesse