Midi mayhem
Posted: 12 Nov 2019 18:03
I have an interesting problem I'm trying to troubleshoot.
I have an Evoulution MK149 keyboard which I know to be faulty.
When I connect it and turn it on it causes Cubase 2 to freeze up, and similar problems with MT Pro. If I turn it off, the programs recover, turn it back on and the problems come back. My other keyboard, also an Evolution, this time a MK225c, works fine and I can record notes etc.
So the computer is ok, AFAIK, but the keyboard seems to be swamping the Midi in on the ST and causing it to hang.
So the question is, are there any Midi testers out there that allow you to see what a device is sending?
Also, with regards to the ST midi ports, I can test Midi using my diag cart (Just for peace of mind, I don't think it has a problem), so is there a loopback cable required, or is it a simple as plugging a Midi cable from out to in?
Any help gratefully received.
I have an Evoulution MK149 keyboard which I know to be faulty.
When I connect it and turn it on it causes Cubase 2 to freeze up, and similar problems with MT Pro. If I turn it off, the programs recover, turn it back on and the problems come back. My other keyboard, also an Evolution, this time a MK225c, works fine and I can record notes etc.
So the computer is ok, AFAIK, but the keyboard seems to be swamping the Midi in on the ST and causing it to hang.
So the question is, are there any Midi testers out there that allow you to see what a device is sending?
Also, with regards to the ST midi ports, I can test Midi using my diag cart (Just for peace of mind, I don't think it has a problem), so is there a loopback cable required, or is it a simple as plugging a Midi cable from out to in?
Any help gratefully received.