Given that Mac people are generally the creative type (OK that's a
big suck to mac MIDI users) hopefully someone on list maybe able to
assist me.
As an Bass player currently learning keyboards my MIDI knowledge is
pretty minimal.
My accumulated MIDI gear is: (including long term borrows of a
keyboard playing friend who is now a bass player - he has my bass
gear semi permanently and I have his keyboard gear semi permanently):
Kawai Digital Piano
Yamaha CS1X
Roland JV1010
ART X15 (?) Bigfoot MIDI foot controller board(? don't know exact
model - was purple but owner has spray painted it matt black hiding
all labels)
MIDIMan MIDISPORT MIDI box + abundant MIDI cables
+ G3 PowerBook
What I'd like to do is to interface them via my mac and use the ART
foot controller to control patch (program) changes.... sounds simple
eh? well it is and can do all this via the MIDISPORT but what I
REALLY want to do is to be able to have a bank of MIDI commands that
the ART controls so that instead of all devices receiving the same
program changes from the ART (ie all devices receive program change
120 when 120 is selected on the ART) that instead the ART transmits
data to a program on the mac that then transmits to the other
devices individual program change information based on a table that I
can set (so say program change 120 transmitted on the ART triggers
the JV1010 to change to program 4 and the CS1X to change to program
84).
is this possible with any existing MIDI program for Mac? If so is
there a freeware/shareware/cheap program that will do this?
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