Re: [Lmuse-user] OT: my soundcards echoes midi events

[Mr. K. <kp...@st...>]

Quoting Martin Drautzburg <Mar...@we...>:

> On Wednesday, 28. October 2009 17:10:11 Mr. KP wrote:
> 
> > Unless I am misunderstanding, it sounds like you already solved the
> > problem. Generally, you want to have and echoing turned off. 
> 
> I have a yamaha CLP which is a stand-alone digital piano and I use it as a 
> replacement for an acoustic upright piano but also as midi device. If the 
> computer is powered on I need to set "local off" on the piano, if the 
> computer is powered down I need to set "local on". This is a bit of a 
> nuisance.
> 
> I'd much rather tell my computer not to echo any events, but just record and
> 
> play events without doing a "though". But I don't know how to do this.
> 
> -- 
> Martin
> 

I hear ya, I used to have the same issue but I use a stack of modules now and so
my little JV-30 only is functioning as a controller.

I'm not in front of Muse right now but I thought the MIDI setup screen had
something about echoing.  Some sort of outbound MIDI filtering in software
(Muse?) would be a hack of sorts as would filtering on your MIDI patchbay if you
have one.  Neither of those would be as elegant as being able to flip a switch
in Muse though. 


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