i know it can be done, but i cant find how to pan individual midi notes. I'm trying to pan some rythm sounds harder right or left than defautled(within the same keyboard layout). can somebody help? I'm using pt8. (everytime i search pan or panning it comes up with everything except what i need!). thanks!

I am currently looking to get a midi keyboard controller for my setup, and have been stuck on three choices for a week now. The M-audio Axiom Pro 49, Akai MPK49, and Novation sl mkii 49. I have heard both good and bad things from people on all three of these and cannot decide. If it is any consellation i will be running Cubase with this controller.
Thanks for any replies.

Anyone use MIDI over MADI? How does it work for people heavy into midi programming keyboards and drums? How is the latency?

How are you hooking up Midi to the Aurora converters? Is this possible for me to use it like the RME Midi?

Example, for the FF800, I can plug a midi keyboard or controller into the midi in on the FF800 and record Midi data. Can I do this with an Aurora 16?

perhaps the question is rather complex... but I'll have a go at it...

is there a way to configure a virtual synth (such as Kore 2) so that you can control it with a digital piano, but at the same time ALSO use the onboard sounds from the piano itself?

I now have Cubase running not too badly, and all the MIDI is going in and out. I have finally gotten the cables plugged in so the signal travels all the way through. The biggest obstacle here was my master keyboard (Roland A90EX), because I did not realize that in order to use the MIDI THRU port, you have to have the signal coming in MIDI IN 2, not port #1, as most would assume (including me).

I have a DAW system with a MIDI keyboard for musical input. It also has a hardware synth ("ROMpler") module in the chain. The keyboard is a Roland A90EX, and the synth is a Roland JV-2080.

Hi. Ive been making music for a while now but I'm feeling like stepping out of my comfort zone and trying something new. So far I've been making music either completely on my Korg triton studio or completely on nuendo. But here's what I want to do and don't know what the best way to do it is. I want to make most of my music on the Korg. For drums I want to use bfd2 as a vst plugin in nuendo.

Hi:
I need an affordable Midi Interface for my Studiologic midi keyboard. I want something that works with my PC. Don't like M-Audio, because their support sucks. And I want some good latency. Is USB too slow for Midi interfacing?

It's that time of year again. Cold snap in the mountains of SW Virginia and NO moisture in the air. I keep room humidifiers running all winter so that my frets don't start popping and instruments start falling apart. I don't like piano humidifiers or guitar case humidifiers. I prefer to keep the whole room moist rather than put the moisture close to one part of the instrument.