Edrum Midi Mapper question

[Francis_Beland]

Hi,

I finally bought a EMU 0202 (that is working great so far) and it came with Cubase LE. I downloaded the AD demo and I was trying to make it work. I did a lot of research and it seems the best way to map it right was with the edrum midi mapper. I downloaded that software and took one file from a user here. For the MIDI Input, I select my Edirol UM-1EX that connects from my TD-9 to my computer. I wonder what is the MIDI output I need to select. For now, I have only: No Output, Edirol UM-1EX, Soundmax Wavetable Synth and Microsoft GS Wavetable SW synth. I'm pretty sure I need to create something to get either Cubase or Addictive Drums as MIDI Output but I have no clue how to do this.

Thank you

Francis

[Relayer]

You have to use a MIDI loopback application as your MIDI OUT with the MIDI mapper. LoopBe1 is a good one and is free:

http://www.nerds.de/en/loopbe1.html

So your Edirol remains the MIDI input. LoopBe1 once installed, will show-up as one of your MIDI devices, and now you choose it as your output. Then in Cubase, when you select a MIDI track, LoopBe1 will be your MIDI input.

Good luck.

Steve

[Francis_Beland]

Thank you for your reply. I will test that tonight.

[jrcel]

In Cubase you can use the Drum Map program that comes with it, consult your manual on how. It's really easy.

[jrcel]

Screen shots.


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