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MIDI connection of Liveprofessor

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2019/12/01 at 9:09 pm #88011

Wolfgang
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Hello, I’ve been using external effect plugins with Liveprofessor for some time now. That’s what I do about Dante. For this purpose I bought a current MacMini with i7 processor and 16GB RAM. The latency is about 12ms. For pure reverb and delay effects, that’s quite enough for me.
Note: I don’t need any external Dynamic plugins, I get along wonderfully with the possibilities in the dLive!

My problem now is the control of the TAP function via the dLive softbutton. The tool DAW Control 1.71. for Mac is installed, so the mixrack is obviously recognized, too, after I connected it says “connected” in the window.
But the DAW control does not appear in the controller management of Liveprofessor.
The homepage says that DAW Control is 1.71 for Mac 10.14, but I’m already using Mac 10.14.

2019/12/01 at 10:18 pm #88012

RS
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Don’t connect DAW Control to the Mixrack, but to the IP of your Mac Mini.

2019/12/03 at 3:43 pm #88034

ThatComplicatedMidiGuy
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I absolutely *love* Live Professor. You don’t need DAW control though. You need TCP midi up and running. Once you’re good with that connection, in LP, go to Audio/Midi settings/midi, add a midi device, tell it to look to TCP midi for input. …and that should be all you need to get Midi from dLive to LP. …then you can start mapping. 🙂

2019/12/03 at 8:17 pm #88038

Wolfgang
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Thank you very much for this info!
I will try it out. But the next days I will work with SQ consoles – without LP.

I used MIDi 20 years ago to control hardware effect devices – just program change control. I managed that – but today it’s a bit more complicated 😉

2019/12/03 at 8:39 pm #88040

Wolfgang
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The next question comes up:
There is no TCP MIDI driver on the A&H dLive software download page.
And the one I find on the homepage is from 2014 and doesn’t support Mac 10.14.

2019/12/04 at 12:03 am #88045

Anonymous

It’s currently called “DAW Control” (but SHOULD be called TCP MIDI driver)

dLive Software

2019/12/04 at 9:25 am #88049

Nicola A&H
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The TCP MIDI driver is superseded by DAW Control. DAW Control now has a ‘MIDI Thru’ map which replicates the functionality of the TCP MIDI driver.

2019/12/04 at 5:48 pm #88062

Wolfgang
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Well, I had written that it doesn’t work with DAW Control.
I’ll try it tomorrow with the TCP MIDI Driver and then report back.

2019/12/04 at 9:04 pm #88067

ThatComplicatedMidiGuy
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Fwiw, I’m on Mojave and run the TCP midi driver on *several* machines and have had zero issues to date.

2019/12/05 at 8:56 pm #88108

Wolfgang
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Sorry, I tried it today. Although the MIDi driver shows a connection, there is no connection in Liveprofessor.
I’m not aware of the error I’m making right now.

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2019/12/06 at 1:19 pm #88119

SteffenR
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I think you have to connect your MIDI device to LP first
under Audio Midi Options

2019/12/08 at 7:57 pm #88145

ThatComplicatedMidiGuy
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Yes, exactly. You need to set a “midi device,” and then tell that device to look to the TCP driver for input. See attached.

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2019/12/10 at 10:55 pm #88188

Wolfgang
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Thank you for this tip!
Now my Liveprofessor also recognizes the DAW driver 😉

I tried to use the Learn function in the Liveprofessor to learn the Tap-Delay function, which I have on a button on my desk. But that was not possible.
Am I really that stupid? I didn’t have any problems with the iLive.
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