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Calling out to anyone that may know of an 8x8 midi interface that allows more than one app to access it at one time?

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> Calling out to anyone that may know of an 8x8 midi interface that allows

> more than one app to access it at one time?

2006/9/13, James Aldridge :
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> Calling out to anyone that may know of an 8x8 midi interface that allows
> more than one app to access it at one time?
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Erm, I suppose. I am interfacing with hardware though. Not software. And I would like to be able to send midi information to the hardware from either Max or from _any_other_application_ so that I can, well, make best use of it.

I get the midiyoke response, maybe I'm naive. Can a hardware midi interface INTERFACE with more than one application at a time? My miditerminal only allows for 1 program to be open. If you open max after a program is already open it'll say that the device is in use. I'll probably try the maudio and motu interfaces and see if they yield better results.

Erm, I suppose.  I am interfacing with hardware though. Not software.  And I would like to be able to send midi information to the hardware from either Max or from _any_other_application_ so that I can, well, make best use of it.

I get the midiyoke response, maybe I'm naive.  Can a hardware midi interface INTERFACE with more than one application at a time?  My miditerminal only allows for 1 program to be open.  If you open max after a program is already open it'll say that the device is in use. I'll probably try the maudio and motu interfaces and see if they yield better results.  

As far as I know from experience, you must expect this behavior. MidiYoke will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with no complications. It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT want to use it.

As far as I know from experience, you must expect this behavior.  MidiYoke will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with no complications.  It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT want to use it.


sorry for being obvious, try that midi thru

http://www.midisolutions.com/applicat.htm#Router

> As far as I know from experience, you must expect this behavior. MidiYoke

> will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with no

> complications. It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT

sorry for being obvious, try that midi thru
http://www.midisolutions.com/applicat.htm#Router

2006/9/13, Dayton :
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> As far as I know from experience, you must expect this behavior.  MidiYoke
> will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with no
> complications.  It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT
> want to use it.
>


http://www.midisolutions.com/applicat.htm#Thrus

> sorry for being obvious, try that midi thru 

> > As far as I know from experience, you must expect this

> > behavior. MidiYoke will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with

> > no complications. It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT

2006/9/13, yair reshef :
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> sorry for being obvious, try that midi thru http://www.midisolutions.com/applicat.htm#Router
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> 2006/9/13, Dayton :
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> > As far as I know from experience, you must expect this
> > behavior.  MidiYoke will solve the problem for you, without a doubt and with
> > no complications.  It would interest me, however, to know why you would NOT
> > want to use it.
> >
>
>


Midiyoke is a horrible application. I despise it with all my life energy. I refuse to install it again!! All the virtual midi cable applications I've used are horrible. Anyone that says midiyoke works well is fooling himself. For one reason I can note is that unloading applications that make use of midiyoke causes issues. Try enabling a couple midi ins with midiyoke and then File>Exit MAX/MSP and you'll see what I'm talking about. HORRIBLE!

Oh the pain, oh the suffering. I can no longer suffer in silence. I must primate message all of you in regards to my eternal woes.

Midiyoke is a horrible application. I despise it with all my life energy. I refuse to install it again!! All the virtual midi cable applications I've used are horrible.  Anyone that says midiyoke works well is fooling himself.  For one reason I can note is that unloading applications that make use of midiyoke causes issues.  Try enabling a couple midi ins with midiyoke and then File>Exit MAX/MSP and you'll see what I'm talking about. HORRIBLE!

Oh the pain, oh the suffering. I can no longer suffer in silence. I must primate message all of you in regards to my eternal woes.


a copy of midiyoke will cure most bad dll's in windowz . this is proven.

> Midiyoke is a horrible application. I despise it with all my life energy.

> I refuse to install it again!! All the virtual midi cable applications I've

> used are horrible. Anyone that says midiyoke works well is fooling

> himself. For one reason I can note is that unloading applications that make

> use of midiyoke causes issues. Try enabling a couple midi ins with midiyoke

> and then File>Exit MAX/MSP and you'll see what I'm talking about. HORRIBLE!

> Oh the pain, oh the suffering. I can no longer suffer in silence. I must

> primate message all of you in regards to my eternal woes.

a copy of midiyoke will cure most bad dll's in windowz . this is proven.
your resistance is noted, but futile

2006/9/13, James Aldridge :
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> Midiyoke is a horrible application. I despise it with all my life energy.
> I refuse to install it again!! All the virtual midi cable applications I've
> used are horrible.  Anyone that says midiyoke works well is fooling
> himself.  For one reason I can note is that unloading applications that make
> use of midiyoke causes issues.  Try enabling a couple midi ins with midiyoke
> and then File>Exit MAX/MSP and you'll see what I'm talking about. HORRIBLE!
>
> Oh the pain, oh the suffering. I can no longer suffer in silence. I must
> primate message all of you in regards to my eternal woes.
>


midi interface 8x8 for XP that allows multiple apps??