EZPlayer Pro to MIDI out

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  • rodtompkins
    Participant

    7 days, still waiting……

    John
    Moderator

    Hi,

    your post was not in the EZplayer Support section for registered users, so that’s probably why no one has replied.
    I noticed you didn’t have proper access, so that’s fixed now.
    While it is possible to use EZplayer Pro in Garageband, it gets a bit convoluted compared to using Logic, Cubase, Pro Tools, DP, Reaper, etc.
    Part of it is the MIDI channel filtering and part of it is the thru monitoring that’s only active when a Track is selected (normally).
    If you enable the Multitrack recording feature, you should be able to use EZplayer Pro like I show in the attached video clip.

    BR,
    John

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    rodtompkins
    Participant

    Many thanks, John, I was logged in to the forum, but none of the product-specific user forums were showing, but now they are. Other than the automated reply, I never did get a response to my support request. I guess I’m good for now, though.

    The video was a big help and I am able to use EZPlayer to play internal and external midi drum sounds through Garageband now. The key was enabling multitrack recording. Using the MidiO AU plugin I’m able to get Garageband to output MIDI to external devices.

    I’m still wondering if it’s possible to use EZPlayer standalone (with Solo) to trigger a MIDI module or drum machine. The above nmethod works well on my Mac, but I don’t have any EZPlayer-compatible DAW software on my PC. I can get my USB interfaces to work with EZPlayer/Solo for MIDI input, but there doesn’t seem to be a way to send MIDI out. Any ideas?

    Rogue
    Moderator

    not from solo, I’m afraid, no.

    Rogue Marechal - Toontrack
    Configuration Manager

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