Henkmusic
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« on: Jul 31st, 2005, 9:04pm » |
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Hello everyone,
My name is Henk, I ’m from Holland and I ’m new on this forum. I ’m a starter on midi, Midi-Yoke and Midi-Ox. I worked for years with several keyboards from all brands but now I sold my last one and switched to a digital piano.
My gear now:
Casio PX 300 digital piano with midi-in, out and through, with accompaniment
M-Audio Midisport 2X2 interface, Midi-in A, B, Midi-out A, B, with Midi-through switch, USB
Behringer Eurorack 2642 16 channel mixer
Alesis M EQ 230 equalizer
Digitech Midi Vocalist
Behringer Multicomp Pro compressor-limiter
Alesis Midiverb III
Notebook 2 GHz, 256 MB, Win XP, SP2
I use Onemanband (OMB) for accompaniment
I have also available but not used:
Evolution MK 361C midikeyboard; Roland Soundcanvass SC55
I wired as follows:
Midi-out from piano to Midi-in A on Midisport
Midi-out A from Midisport to Midi-in on piano
Midi-through from piano to Midi-in on vocalist
USB on Midisport to USB on computer.
I have installed Midi-Yoke and available NT 1 to 7
On OMB I set Midi-in to IN Midisport A USB
On OMB I set Midi-out to OUT Midisport A USB
With that configuration I use the piano to play melody and chords triggering OMB and the vocalist. The accompaniment uses the sounds from the piano.
So far so good, but now my problem.
When I use the sounds for melody from OMB there’s a huge latency.
As I mentioned I have already installed Midi-Yoke but I don’t know how to use it. Can you tell me how I must use it and how I can solve the latency problem?
Regards, Henk
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