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MIDI-OX User Forum    MIDI-OX    Questions and Discussion (Moderator: Jamie OConnell)    Intercepting a program's MIDI? « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: Intercepting a program's MIDI?  (Read 1485 times) xhevahir New Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 4 Intercepting a program's MIDI? « on: Sep 13th, 2017, 5:25pm » Quote Modify Hi, I'm finding MIDI-OX to be very useful so far in remapping MIDI controllers and transposing streams. Thank you for the program. I haven't yet been able to figure out, though, whether MIDI-OX (or maybe some other software) can allow me to intercept and transform MIDI output from a program that does not provide any facilities for MIDI configuration. The software I'm thinking of--an ear training program--doesn't have any MIDI interface that's visible to the user, although it's almost certainly using MIDI (and thus, sending MIDI to the Windows software synth?). Any suggestions would be very welcome. Thanks! IP Logged Breath Administrator     Gender: Posts: 1031 Re: Intercepting a program's MIDI? « Reply #1 on: Sep 14th, 2017, 8:27pm » Quote Modify Hi   Windows has a default Midi device. You can change the device that is the default.     In WinXP go to Control Panel and select Sounds And Audio Devices - under the Audio tab you select it at the Midi Music Playback area. Before you do this you might like to install MidiYoke - which is a virtual driver (no hardware connected) and when you select, say MidiYoke 1 as the Midi Music Playback you can then use MidiOx (or any other Midi program) and have MidiYoke1 as a Midi Input In MidiOx Options /Midi Devices... select Midi Yoke 1 as a Midi input Now you can display and modify the data using the Options/Data Maping.. Use the View/ Port Routings window to connect (drag plug from left to right) the MidiYoke 1 input (left side) to your output on the right   So the Midi Data goes... EarTrainAp -> MidiMusicPlayBack(MidiYoke1) -> MidiOx ... displays the data coming in from MidiYoke1 -> Transform Midi -> MidiOut   Hope that helps   Royce « Last Edit: Sep 14th, 2017, 8:59pm by Breath » IP Logged xhevahir New Member MIDI-OX Rules!     Posts: 4 Re: Intercepting a program's MIDI? « Reply #2 on: Sep 21st, 2017, 7:18pm » Quote Modify Thanks! Apparently all I needed was to get out my old XP laptop. I just wish I knew why Microsoft insist on removing features like this. IP Logged Pages: 1  Reply Notify of replies Send Topic Print Forum Jump: ----------------------------- Official -----------------------------  - Announcements ----------------------------- MIDI-OX -----------------------------=> Questions and Discussion   - Mapping Questions   - Scripting Questions   - Installer Issues   - Wish List   - MIDI-OX Bug List   - MIDI-OX Beta Bugs   - Map Exchange ----------------------------- MIDI Yoke -----------------------------  - MIDI Yoke 98   - MIDI Yoke NT   - MIDI Yoke Installer Issues   - MIDI Yoke Bug Reports ----------------------------- HP16C Emulator -----------------------------  - HP16C Questions and Discussion   - HP16C Programs   - HP16C Bug Reports ----------------------------- General -----------------------------  - General Board   - 3rd Party   - Web-site Issues   - Desktop Icon Save and Restore « Previous topic | Next topic »

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