Yep, that does suck, sorry. No way I know to get around it, but the shipping would probably drive the cost up the same as the other good ones you can get without international shipping.

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The second batch of CME's new MIDI DIN to USB cable, the U2MIDI, just went on sale, and I jumped on it (Normally $20, use code WM30 to get it for $14!!). Anyone lucky enough to get one from the first

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It wouldn't be too hard to put a switch inline in the MIDI cable to effectively turn it off. Not ideal, but a little better than having to disconnect and reconnect. DIY'ing a cable makes it easier to

If you're just using the UnO (not 2) firmware, I don't believe you can. Start is a MIDI System Message, and no equivalent CC message exists. If you're using UnO2, the command is: SendRealtime MIDIStar

If it's a 7-pin DIN, that's pretty much a standard, but there are other similar connectors that use the term 7-pin DIN just to get search results, so YMMV, be careful what you get. The one conversion

Is there "a conversion kit" ??? Descriptive. Do you mean, https://shop.tinybox.rocks/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50 ???

While the TinyBox is a bit more versatile, you don't lose much by just getting the UnO2 firmware - at almost 1/10th the price. If you'll always have a computer connected, and time isn't a factor, you

Thanks, EJ! Gotta store this away somewhere.

First, I really have to commend you on your efforts. A lot of people in your circumstances would give up. Not only didn't you give up, but you asked for help. And included all the information needed i

OR when you don't connect both In and Out MIDI ports.. haven't seen that asked yet, so may as well check.

If you read Jack's answer, you'll see why. It's Windows' fault. Windows classifies USB MIDI devices as HIDs (Human Interface Devices), so it gives them the same 'security' protection as a keyboard, an

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Are you running ANY other MIDI software at the same time? Windows will not let two applications connect to the same MIDI device - your MidiSport, in this case - at the same time. Just shutting one of

Ergh.. Minor point on programming stuff I should have mentioned earlier: Always consider every value a variable could have, even if your code would 'never' *** assign those values. Here's what I mean:

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Also, Ossandust, if possible, please consider changing this error into a Warning, so it can still compile when the only commands are inside conditionals and the compiler can't be sure any of them will

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Hmm... it would seem that the compiler doesn't consider the commands inside the conditionals. The easy solution is to move one or more of them outside the conditionals. Since the PC command is common

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First, of course, you gotta learn MIDI. Sorry, but even a cursory understanding put you ahead of most new MIDI users. There are many MIDI intro videos on the web, but they all (IMO) suffer from info d

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It's a bummer you spent money before finding the problem. But if you can't return the UM-ONE, I'm betting you could easily sell it and get most of your money back. Just remember to figure shipping cos

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Looked at videos for both Cantabile and GigPerformer. Cantibile's video was quite ancient, but looked decent, if a bit... busy, with setup being a bit involved. GigPerformer just flows. I got it right

Nice coincidence.. Just found out about VST Live yesterday, after seeing a reference to it on Reddit. It's quite obviously Steinberg's answer to Mainstage, only very clunky and (IMO) overly complex. W

I'm not familiar with the Octavox, but going up by 4 and 5 sounds like thirds in a scale to me. If so, can you use the Scale plugin in Ableton to translate the input to the scale you need? I know it's