MIDI-OX: see the MIDI input coming to your PC

[@WarrenGill]

Works in Windows 10!

[@florianinside5666]

Works perfectly with Roland Go Keys, Behringer DeepMind and Novation Bass Station II. With Win 10 64 bit

[@Romulusuk]

Confirmed, no issues with Windows 10.

[@PetrisorDeLaBals]

Confirm. It's working with windows 11

[@k8jun1]

How did you open the second window to get to options ?

[@LeDrummerDu88]

Donc c'est possible de changer les sorties midi ?? faire du midi mapping

[@Rujuin]

It works with Casio CTK 2400 on Windows 10 but there is a significant delay which makes it pretty much unusable.

[@nicoladastra8629]

I am working with a usb cable on a midi keyboard with a pedal connected to it, and there is no delay that I can perceive. What kind of cable are you using? The ASIO drivers might also be a problem. Try to configure ASIO4ALL nicely (what I did).

[@supermaestro67]

Hello. is it possible to make a video tutorial with roland fc 300 and korg pa 1000 compatibility? thank you very much.

[@futurebeats898]

i have an undefined external error.. help ?.. Thanks

[@danlboyofficial508]

Hola, sería tan amable de ayudarme a respaldar todo el sistema operativo de un Peavey Dpm 488, ya que le haré un cambio de pila

[@Aira-Creates]

Sir, can u help me out! My keyboard send a midi signal of octaves more than 14 and some times even 18 too! For some keys of course! But they are fixed! Dont know how to re map them!! It would be of great help!!

[@nicoladastra8629]

There are plenty of threads like this on the forum, check out this one: www.midiox.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Mapping;action=display;num=1526746360

[@MEANASSJAMSTER]

I read somewhere that cheap MIDI cables do not actually inject program change commands into the device(s)...

[@stephenhookings1985]

No they often do - it's the sysex that breaks. Having said that the first few I bought were good - the modern ones are crap - non opto isolated. Avoid.

[@MEANASSJAMSTER]

@@stephenhookings1985 non opto isolated is not industry standard; - I would deliberately cause a potential of 415 volts across such crap

[@stephenhookings1985]

@@MEANASSJAMSTER for 5 pin midi the standard is opto isolated. Many of the cheap USB with a 5 pin don't have such protection. They just wire direct most dont even have 220 ohm resistor. The first 3 I bought were to spec. I crushed one, kept other and gave one away. So I bought some more. Dropped sysex and poly aftertouch. Opened them up - unplugged immediately from my vintage gear. Now I have high quality gear interfaces. They work. I wouldn't waste my time on cheap knock off interfaces.

[@MEANASSJAMSTER]

@@stephenhookings1985 there is too much garbage electronics flooding the market; - awareness is the golden key to making a living in repairs and remedials in the future...

[@stephenhookings1985]

@@MEANASSJAMSTER totally agree. There again Louis Rossmann's been trying to get right to repair going for ages. Lobbying stops it. I just posted a YT on some experiments with reverse engineering a Zoom G1X Four USB pedal. So this is a decent piece of kit but no info on sysex that van control it. The Midi standard demands that sysex is published - but over the years this is no longer normal. All I want to do is work out the sysex for adjusting controls so I can build external Ardunio/Digistump or ESP controller for it.

[@sangbongbang1222]

Thanks for video. I am newby. How can I save these input data to a file on the input monitor? I can see the notes in the input monitor from my electric piano play. I want to save these stream of the notes and my piano play into such as a mid file but I can not find it how to do. I tested my electric piano and arduino leonardo and they work well. But I can not find how to save input data into files though I googled.

[@stephenhookings1985]

Use a DAW like Reaper, Cubase or get a hardware midi recorder. Sometimes you can get free program from a music magazine.

[@hjsworld3299]

Thanks for this introduction. Is this tool still maintained, and can you tell a bit more about the mapping and other routing possibilities? Can you also use it as a Velocity editor (to adjust velocity output per key)?

[@DaemoNNico]

I haven't tried it much yet, but check the discussion in this link, it seems that you can map velocity in an advanced way: www.midiox.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=Mapping;action=display;num=1050448660

[@armandocontreras7522]

Hi Nicola, Would you be so kind helping me to configure to send MTC from Cubase to Audition as well as inputing notes from my midi keyboard direct to Audition's Sequencer or through Cubase? I downloaded MIDI-OX and Midi Yoke 64 bits, and I'm afraid I get midi loops that freeze either Cubase or Audition. I would appreciate your help. Thanks Nicola.

[@nicoladastra8629]

Hmm, I am not sure how to help you there. Can you explain me exactly what you are trying to achieve?

[@honkymonkey9568]

so how do you get it to play the sound when you press the keyboard?

[@nicoladastra8629]

This software is just to transfer (or map) a midi signal. It does not "play sound" on its own. For that you need to transfer the signal to something that does "play sound" :)

[@user-gd2hm7fm1d]

"I'm mapping from cc7 to cc11" Please, tell me where you can see that it is cc7? I need to check what cc number do the buttons on my midi controller send but I cannot figure it out. Thank you

[@nicoladastra8629]

If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is to see what's coming in. Then activate the "Monitor - Input" by going into Window > "Monitor - Input". Also, as explained in the video, you should activate the device (highlight your midi controller there) in Options > MIDI Devices. Once you did that, you should see all the midi signal going from your controller to your PC in the Monitor - Input window. Does that help you?

[@user-gd2hm7fm1d]

@@nicoladastra8629 i meant...for example, I know that modwheel sends cc1 message, but on the input monitor display I don't see anything like "cc1". I see kind of long numbers and letters.

[@user-gd2hm7fm1d]

@@nicoladastra8629 anyway thank you for you answered

[@nicoladastra8629]

@@user-gd2hm7fm1d Can you send me a screenshot of what you see?

[@user-gd2hm7fm1d]

@@nicoladastra8629 pp.userapi.com/c855120/v855120388/1f3a6/Kcj2qYHWKE0.jpg I just twisteed random knobs and faders on my midi keyboard to find correlation between numbers shown on its display and numbers appear on the midi monitor display. I want to assign controller which has no display to an effects processor which also doesn't show incoming midi numbers, so I try to figure out how can I know what buttons send what messages.

[@lululavignel]

MIDI-OX ne reçoit aucun signal Input de la part de mon clavier arrangeur USB-MIDI reconnu sous le nom de "USB AudioDevice" . Comment résoudre le problème ? Eng : MIDI-OX doesn't recieve any Input signal from my USB-MIDI device reconized by the computeur as "USB AudioDevice". How to solve the problem ?

[@nicoladastra8629]

Hmm, quand tu regardes dans la fenêtre "Input ports", tu ne vois rien qui s'allume quand tu tripotes ton clavier ? Sinon dans d'autres logiciels tu vois un signal qui arrive ?

[@lululavignel]

@@nicoladastra8629 Non, absolument rien. En étudiant en profondeur la notice de mon clavier (Keywood KD 200), j'ai apprit l'existence d'un voyant sur l'écran d'affichage avec un icone USB. Je suppose qu'il doit être allumé lorsque que le clavier est connecté à l'ordinateur. Donc je me demande si le câble que j'utilise (à la base utilisé par une imprimante HP) ne serait pas l'origine du problème... Dois-je acheter un autre câble ? Merci de ta réponse sur une vidéo qui date de plus 5 ans ! Si tu souhaites avoir plus de détails sur mon problème, je l'ai posté sur un forum où déjà quelques personnes sont intervenues. Voilà la page : fr.audiofanzine.com/keywood/forums/track.,t.714545,impossible-de-produire-un-son-avec-mon-synthetiseur-dans-un-logiciel-de-mao,post.10366269.html

[@nicoladastra8629]

@@lululavignel J'essaierais d'abord d'isoler le problème. À mon avis, c'est sûrement un problème matériel. Le câble ne devrait pas poser de problème (d'après ta description sur audiofanzine). Essaie d'abord sur un autre ordinateur avec le même clavier. Si ça ne marche pas, c'est sûrement le clavier :)

[@a.devries1388]

trying for weeks to connect my digital piano but not possible at all

[@nicoladastra8629]

Well, that's weird, have you tried on another computer?

[@a.devries1388]

@@nicoladastra8629 thanks, already working idk anymore what the isue was

[@MEANASSJAMSTER]

- I also just got it fired up in win 10; - the mysterious silver knob on my control surface now has an extra bit of bullshit that it can do (besides just being a blank control for DJ's that like to POSE for all the FANNY)...

[@johnmcreason]

Bonjour Nicolas MIDI OX récalme une licence est il payant réellment ou fonctionne t il quand même pour laisser charger des banques de sons sur les synthés ? bien a vous merci par avance

[@nicoladastra8629]

Pardon pour le temps de réponse ! Je n'ai jamais eu à payer de licence !

[@goblacklist]

bizarre , car , de mémoire, midi ox est gratuit à priori ... et fonctionne bien sous windows10 ( pas certain que ce soit indiqué sur le site en revanche ... )

[@onlygoodvibe6647]

MIDI BUFFER FULL --- what do to?

[@stephenhookings1985]

In options configure more. Be careful you have not put into to out for same device. this can lead to endless loop.

[@chigozieobialor1245]

What kind of midi cable are you using?

[@nicoladastra8629]

No midi cable at all :D I only connect a usb cable to my midi keyboard, very easy!

[@kochyprod8427]

salut peux tu m'expliquer comment ouvrir 2 ableton avec midi-ox? merci

[@DaemoNNico]

+KOCHY PROD Midi-ox permet d'analyser et de transformer le signal midi qui passe par ton ordi, je ne vois pas ce que tu veux dire avec 2 ableton, peut-être veux-tu dédoubler le signal reçu ?