Hello Luc,
LoopMidi (
http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.html ) is the only 64-bit virtual MIDI cable software that I've found to work reliably on current versions of Windows with all types of MIDI messages (including sys-ex).
To use MIDI translation software (e.g. Bome's MIDI Translator) you wouldn't need more than one physical MIDI interface:
- In your MIDI translator software, enable *only* the physical MIDI IN port for input, and *only* the virtual MIDI cable MIDI OUT port (e.g. loopMIDI) for output.
- In Hauptwerk, enable *only* the virtual MIDI cable MIDI IN port (e.g. loopMIDI) for input, and *only* the physical MIDI OUT port for output.
No MIDI port will then be open in both programs simultaneously, and there will be no MIDI feedback loop, so there won't then be a problem.
ludu wrote:On my new console, I wish to have 7 pistons (5 thumb & 2 toe) for the "Stepper +" and 7 for the "Stepper -" but HW does not allow it.
Andrew Grahame wrote:On my console I have 9 pistons for "+" - 8 thumb and 1 toe.
I'll log as an enhancement request that some people would find it useful for Hauptwerk to have even more than existing four MIDI possible inputs for the stepper + and - pistons.
Best regards, Martin.
Hauptwerk software designer/developer, Milan Digital Audio.