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[Mark Blair]

Anyone having a problem with this? I thought I tested JS midi out within the last few years, but I've upgraded so much software since then that I'm not sure what might be the problem.

Since I'm using 64-bit Win 7 now, I'd like to use JS3 midi out to push 64-bit Superior Drummer 2 (rather than sub-hosting the 32-bit version of SD within JS3).

I've already setup JS3 within Sonar for midi output, and the JS3 setting for midi output is also enabled.

But no matter what I do, I don't see JS3 as a possible midi input on a Sonar midi track.

Any thoughts or ideas?

[Mark Blair]

I could be an idiot -- becasue it's working now. The problem could have had something to do with the fact that there are now two separate places to right click on a synth in the new Sonar X1 synth rack. When I right-clicked the MIDI symbol part of the icon, it revealed that JS3's midi output actually wasn't selected! But it is now, and everything work fine -- except that I need to start another thread asking if there's a way to select the specific channel that JS3 outputs MIDI on...

[Ralph [RZ]]

You can choose the desired MIDI channel for every sound in the kit editor.
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com

[Mark Blair]

Thanks, Ralph! But no way to select the MIDI channel globally (all kit elements at the same time)? Not a show-stopper at all -- just curious if I might have missed an easy way to do this.

[Ralph [RZ]]

No global function, yet. I'll see what we can do.
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Ralph Zeuner
Rayzoon Technologies LLC
http://www.rayzoon.com