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KH_FRANCIS_S-KOREA
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Combination of MIDI-OX for XP and MIDI-QUEST-XL 9
« on: Jul 28th, 2004, 2:47pm » |
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Dear Mr. Jamie O'Connell at Midi-ox (http://www.midiox.com)
Dear Sound Quest Inc at (http://www.squest.com)
Thank you for these wonderful program pieces. 
I think it certainly expands the power of various midi enviroments.
I have two questions on how I can utilize Midi-ox and Midi-yoke upto their maximum capacity
with Cakewalk pro audio 9, Midi-quest-XL9, WAMI RACK 24, and YAMAHA-SY85.
1. There is a problem in receiving sysx messages from Yamaha SY85 to Midi-quest-XL. 
This problem occured After installing Midi-ox and Midi-yoke.
I removed Midi-ox and Midi-yoke from my computer but still the same problem remains. 
The explanation in the manual wasn't matching my XP program appearance.
So, I went to 'Control pannel -> System - Hardware -> Device manager -> Sound, Video & Game controler'
and clicked on the Midi-yoke driver and removed it.
Was this uninstallation properly done?
2. If everything can work together well, I want to wire my midi tools as following.
Cakewalk pro audio 9 + Midi-Quest XL 9 <-> WAMI RACK 24 <-> Yamaha SY85 
I do not yet know how I use Midi-ox and Midi-yoke to do as above.
Would you please give advice on this, please. 
I hope you can give me good answers on these questions soon.
Thank you for your support in advance.
Sincerely, Mr. Ki Hoon. FRANCIS. KANG. SOUTH-KOREA 
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Re: Combination of MIDI-OX for XP and MIDI-QUEST-X
« Reply #1 on: Jul 31st, 2004, 2:35pm » |
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Neither MIDI-OX nor MIDI Yoke should affect your abiulity to receive SysEx in other Hardware or Software.
Quote:1. There is a problem in receiving sysx messages from Yamaha SY85 to Midi-quest-XL.
This problem occured After installing Midi-ox and Midi-yoke.
I removed Midi-ox and Midi-yoke from my computer but still the same problem remains.
The explanation in the manual wasn't matching my XP program appearance.
So, I went to 'Control pannel -> System - Hardware -> Device manager -> Sound, Video & Game controler'
and clicked on the Midi-yoke driver and removed it.
Was this uninstallation properly done?
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The uninstall was done properly. The problem likely remains because it was not caused by MIDI-OX or MIDI Yoke in the first place.
I do not possess MIDI-Quest, but it looks like you may want to attach it in parallel to CWPA9 to feed MIDI to Yamaha device. If you have multi-client MIDI Drivers you can do it without MIDI Yoke:
[Hardware MIDI]->[CWPA9]------>WAMI Rack...
|->[MIDI-Quest]->|
If you DO NOT have multi-client MIDI drivers you may need MIDI-OX and MIDI Yoke like:
[Hardware MIDI]->[MIDI-OX]->[Out:MIDI Yoke 1:In]->[CWPA9]--------->[Out:MYoke2:In]->[MIDI-OX]->WAMI Rack...
|->[MIDI-Quest]->|
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