MIDI Forum

Wireless connectivity can be useful in situations where dangling wires would be a problem. For example, in a live performance scenario.

While it is certainly possible, it's worth keeping in mind that Bluetooth has a greater latency than a hard-wired controller.

but maybe it so simple that no interface fit all ends, and that every device simply have to have its own interface file. I think you have covered the...

Your questions about the MIDI file header tell me that you have not read the MIDI specification for MIDI files. The spec is freely available. Click t...

What kind of midimessages can i expect to be common between "most early GM moduls/synths" Everything in the GM Spec is what you can expect to be comm...

Frederic, welcome to the forums. It's not clear what you don't understand. Could you be more specific? In other words, what is it about the exampl...

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You're welcome. Let us know how you get along.

If you are connecting your X12R to your computer using the adapter you bought, and the device is not visible to software on your computer, this is usu...

The two 127 values are known as RPN Null. Have a look at my RPN tutorial.

Definitely get a better adapter. Have a look at these reviews.

Erica, welcome to the forums. 8 pads are definitely enough. The best advice I can give you is for you to go into a music store that has MIDI dev...

As another trouble-shooting step, plug the USB cable into every USB port on your computer. Modern computers have ports that support different versions...

Yes, it matters. What are the full MIDI messages you are using?

Mike, that's good to hear. 🙂 Are you posting in the Cakewalk forum as well? The regulars there are also very helpful.