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Re: Quick way to test MIDI interface?
« on: November 08, 2005, 11:30:42 PM »
Within OctaMED, you need to make sure of several things

1) that midi is enabled in the midi menu (v6+)

2) that you have an instrument set up to play on a MIDI channel. Channel 10 is a good start if your kit is GM capable, you can usually hear percussion a mile off

3) that the instrument volume is not zero

4) the instrument may require increasing the transposition, the midi note numbers tend to start at a much lower octave

Then try tickling your amiga keyboard (as you would to play a sampled instrument) and see if your MIDI device makes a sound

Hope this helps...
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