Download the loopMIDI software created by Tobias Erichsen. Then your application would be able to monitor MyMacName instead of the Remote MIDI Direct Port Name. It is quite easy to create a virtual MIDI port on MacOS as you dont need to install any.

If you want to understand how these work, imagine connecting a MIDI USB cable to your computer but connecting the MIDI IN of the cable to the MIDI out of the cable to form a loop. If you want to give it your own name, you would need to create another virtual Port on your Mac and route as follows: This program lets you create as many virtual MIDI loopback ports as you want. It would show as PCName: Virtual2 in the remote MIDI direct window as a MIDI input port on your Mac. 10.5 (VST/VST3 under both Windows and OSX, using several IAC or loopMIDI bus + SW. Curate this topic Add this topic to your repo To associate your repository with the loopmidi topic, visit your repos landing page and select 'manage topics. On the Mac, you would use Remote MIDI Direct and enable Virtual 2 for remote access as it is a regular plugin (AU/VST/VST3 for Windows and macOS). Add a description, image, and links to the loopmidi topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it. If I understand correctly you want to connect a physical device to your PC and then have a local PC application access that device and also send a copy of the data from your PC to your Mac, is this correct? Like below. Hi, sorry you are having trouble! I’m sure with a little bit of though I can help you.įirst of all, I assume you have Bome Network Pro in addition to unlimited MIDI ports, right? There is no MIDI communications between computers unless you have the “Pro” edition.

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