How to use the 2 midi ports ?
Hye !
i'm asking myself if it is possible to use the two virtual midi ports of pulsar/luna to use my sequencer (CAKEWALK) as to sequence REASON ?
i saw things about Hubi loopback but isn't it possible to do the same thing without it, just using the puslsar routing capability ?
Thanks by advance
Eric
i'm asking myself if it is possible to use the two virtual midi ports of pulsar/luna to use my sequencer (CAKEWALK) as to sequence REASON ?
i saw things about Hubi loopback but isn't it possible to do the same thing without it, just using the puslsar routing capability ?
Thanks by advance
Eric
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Nice fra77x
Just to make it even more clear, WinKey+Pause (Device Manager) > Sound, video and game controllers > Pulsar (or Luna) > Properties > Settings Tab. Here you can specify the number of WAVE devices, as well as the number of Virtual MIDI ports.
You can actually have lots of WAVE drivers loaded inside Pulsar/Luna, and load a bunch of different audio programs, and assign each to their own WAVE driver (each program has a different place to setup which output to use, usually "Audio Preferences" or similiar), all FREELY routable in the Creamware environment to any hardware output or to a mixer... I'm not sure I know of too many other products that can do that

Just to make it even more clear, WinKey+Pause (Device Manager) > Sound, video and game controllers > Pulsar (or Luna) > Properties > Settings Tab. Here you can specify the number of WAVE devices, as well as the number of Virtual MIDI ports.
You can actually have lots of WAVE drivers loaded inside Pulsar/Luna, and load a bunch of different audio programs, and assign each to their own WAVE driver (each program has a different place to setup which output to use, usually "Audio Preferences" or similiar), all FREELY routable in the Creamware environment to any hardware output or to a mixer... I'm not sure I know of too many other products that can do that

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Well...
i can't do what i want !
but maybe it's a midi/cakewalk problem ?
In fact, i don't know if what i want to do is possible so here it is:
play a sequence in cakewalk where several tracks are routed to a midi port and these tracks play instruments in REASON !
Actually, i don't know what midi out i must specify (is it pulsar midi 1 or 2 out) ?
which midi in must i specify in Reason (pulsar mid in 1 ?) and what module should i connect into my pulsar project ?
many many many thanks by advance if someone has already experimented this thing (especially with Cakewalk !)
Eric
i can't do what i want !
but maybe it's a midi/cakewalk problem ?
In fact, i don't know if what i want to do is possible so here it is:
play a sequence in cakewalk where several tracks are routed to a midi port and these tracks play instruments in REASON !
Actually, i don't know what midi out i must specify (is it pulsar midi 1 or 2 out) ?
which midi in must i specify in Reason (pulsar mid in 1 ?) and what module should i connect into my pulsar project ?
many many many thanks by advance if someone has already experimented this thing (especially with Cakewalk !)
Eric
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Hi Leida!
Try this setup (from the top of my head):
MIDI 1 out -> MIDI 2 in
MIDI 1 in <- MIDI 2 out
Where:
Pulsar MIDI 1 = Cakewalk or any other sequencer
Pulsar MIDI 2 = Reason
Make sure you have selected the 'Pulsar MIDI OUT 2' port in Cakewalk (track view) whilst trying to access the Reason.
Works exactly the same for Pulsar synths.
Try this setup (from the top of my head):
MIDI 1 out -> MIDI 2 in
MIDI 1 in <- MIDI 2 out
Where:
Pulsar MIDI 1 = Cakewalk or any other sequencer
Pulsar MIDI 2 = Reason
Make sure you have selected the 'Pulsar MIDI OUT 2' port in Cakewalk (track view) whilst trying to access the Reason.
Works exactly the same for Pulsar synths.
CU,
John.
John.
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ok leida - i think you are missing a subtle, yet important difference. the "midi source" and "midi dest" mods come from your hardware folder, and correspond to the physical hardware ports on your pulsar. the "sequencer midi source" and "sequencer mid dest" modules are in your driver folder (windows devices on pc). these latter two are your midi drivers. let us suppose that you wanted to play your midi keyboard, record it in cakewalk, and route that midi track to reason to play the synth.
this would be the routing for that:
midi source (your keyboard)>
sequencer midi dest 1(to cakewalk, you must enable midi thru)>
sequencer midi source 1 (from cakewalk)>
sequencer midi source 2 (to reason)
you must activate midi port 1 in cakewalk and midi port 2 in reason.
admitedly, i have neither of these proggies, but that is how i think you would do it.
this would be the routing for that:
midi source (your keyboard)>
sequencer midi dest 1(to cakewalk, you must enable midi thru)>
sequencer midi source 1 (from cakewalk)>
sequencer midi source 2 (to reason)
you must activate midi port 1 in cakewalk and midi port 2 in reason.
admitedly, i have neither of these proggies, but that is how i think you would do it.
ok !
but must i connect (so insert in my project) the midi dest 2 for exemple ?
when i try to insert another midi dest, the program say that there is already a such device loaded !
In the Reason doc, they say that you need to use hubi loopback to use reason with an sequencer on the same computer but i was just thinking thtat the pulsar system was able to do it without hubi !!!
Eric, always in the dark !
but must i connect (so insert in my project) the midi dest 2 for exemple ?
when i try to insert another midi dest, the program say that there is already a such device loaded !
In the Reason doc, they say that you need to use hubi loopback to use reason with an sequencer on the same computer but i was just thinking thtat the pulsar system was able to do it without hubi !!!
Eric, always in the dark !
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