So far, everything I've looked at (M-Audio & Novation) is really focused on integrating with DAW's and what I'm looking for is really the best MIDI focused/non computer based solution. I need a controller that has the ability to send out MIDI CC#'s as flexibly as possible.
This is NOT going to be a computer based system so the ability to sync in with DAW's and the like means nothing to me. Here's what my requirements are:ġ) At least 49 full size, synth feel/non-weighted keys with aftertouchĢ) Extra widgets like sliders, buttons, rotary dials, pads, etc that I can assign midi CC#'s toģ) 5pin MIDI Out rather than USB MIDI (unless it's easy to go from a USB midi out interface to 5pin cable format.I've never tried that) I'm looking for recommendations on the best MIDI Controller Kybd to run the whole thing. If I don't turn this program on or the keyboard, Sonar gives me the warning no midi device has been selected, turn the keyboard on and did what you suggested and I got the sound but no control of what I'm playing, if that makes any sense.I'm putting a new synth system together that consists of sound sources Korg MS-20, Korg Radias & Korg MS-2000R run through several multi-effects rack processors to mangle the sound (TC Fireworx, TC-M350, Looperlative LP-1). I noticed the above doesn't happen when I open up the EMU Xboard Control program, turn on the keyboard and selecting it as Device. It did play I got this wierd piano sound I changed the presets and when you press the review button its the same sound with a lot of delay after playing the keys. Thanks for the reply its hooked up via IEEE1394 firewire port. if that's the case then maybe you haven't selected the correct audio driver/settings for your soundcard. I think what you mean is latency, so when you press the key sound comes a bit later.
#Emu xboard 49 cable driver#
What Midi input are you using? and what midi output? Check this in Sonar in track inspector.Īnd what audio driver mode are you using? (Options/Audio/advanced) You don't need the emu xboard control software to play midi in sonar, just keep the keyboard on and close the emu program.
#Emu xboard 49 cable how to#
If you've done this and your still stuck goto the help file and read recording a midi track to find out how to setup the midi track and selecting the proper midi ports. If that's ok then keyboard is properly connected. Next, check in the taskbar if you see any activity in de midi monitor when you play the keyboard. If xboard is connected to your soundcard, enable the midi in and output. Options, midi devices see if the xboard is available and tick the Emu midi. If you use a midi cable, connect the xboard midi out to the midi in of your soundcard.
#Emu xboard 49 cable install#
(If xbo is installed as usbaudio.goto device manager/sounds and audio devices, rightclick to update the driver, choose don't search i will choose etc, click have disk and install the driver from your emu xboard disk.) The Xboard 25 and Xboard 49 both feature fullsize velocity sensitive keyboards with aftertouch, 16 programmable real-time controllers, Xboard Control editing software, and E-MU’s new Proteus X LE Desktop Sound Module with over 1000 sounds. I use the usb cable as a midi cable and then go to one of the tabs in the upper left(file,edit,etc) and look for midi >midi. Make sure the xboard is installed as Emu-xboard midi windows might recognize the xboard and install it as a usb audio device but sometimes that doesn't work well. Connections If you've used the usb connection to connect xboard to the pc, make sure the midi driver of your xboard is installed.
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