Kasper

I am pretty sure quite a lot of max users have a FF400 - I just 

received mine. So far it works great, but i did not have time to 

I see on the manual than you can access the internal settings (pan, 

volume etc, routing maybe...) by midi messages

Did anyone tried it (controlling the FF400 from max)?

Could it replace the (old, macOS9) rme objects that kit clayton (if i 

remember well) did, and which were never ported to osX?

hi
I am pretty sure quite a lot of max users have a FF400 - I just 
received mine. So far it works great, but i did not have time to 
explore it yet..

I see on the manual than you can access the internal settings  (pan, 
volume etc, routing maybe...) by midi messages

Did anyone tried it (controlling the FF400 from max)?
Could it replace the (old, macOS9) rme objects that kit clayton (if i 
remember well) did, and which were never ported to osX?

kasper
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rme-ff400-and-midi

I'm not sure if the MIDI implementation is different on the FF400, but I found that on the FF800, it's a simpler to use [dsp driver monitor] and skip the MIDI.

>I'm not sure if the MIDI implementation is different on the FF400, 

>but I found that on the FF800, it's a simpler to use [dsp driver 

what is [dsp driver monitor] ?? object? message? part of max, part of RME ??

>I'm not sure if the MIDI implementation is different on the FF400, 
>but I found that on the FF800, it's a simpler to use [dsp driver 
>monitor] and skip the MIDI.

It's an MSP thing. Check pages 54-55 of the MSP Tutorials and Topics manual. I'll post my patch when I have a chance.

It's an MSP thing.  Check pages 54-55 of the MSP Tutorials and Topics manual.  I'll post my patch when I have a chance.


On 19-nov.-07, at 20:42, Kasper T Toeplitz wrote:

>> I'm not sure if the MIDI implementation is different on the FF400, 

>> but I found that on the FF800, it's a simpler to use [dsp driver 

> what is [dsp driver monitor] ?? object? message? part of max, part of 

it's ;dsp driver monitor, i.e. a message to the DSP. There are some 

>> I'm not sure if the MIDI implementation is different on the FF400, 
>> but I found that on the FF800, it's a simpler to use [dsp driver 
>> monitor] and skip the MIDI.
>
>
> what is [dsp driver monitor] ?? object? message? part of max, part of 
> RME ??

it's ;dsp driver monitor, i.e. a message to the DSP. There are some 
explanation in the MSP manual.

>It's an MSP thing. Check pages 54-55 of the MSP Tutorials and 

>Topics manual. I'll post my patch when I have a chance.

are you on mac or Window?? (I am not sure if this ASIO thing relates 

to FF400 on MacOSX - since osX i don't see Asio drivers on mac 

>It's an MSP thing.  Check pages 54-55 of the MSP Tutorials and 
>Topics manual.  I'll post my patch when I have a chance.

are you on mac or Window?? (I am not sure if this ASIO thing relates 
to FF400 on MacOSX - since osX i don't see Asio drivers on mac 
anymore....)

RME FF400 and midi