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 Numa Organ And Digital Performer, PROBLEMS WITH AUDIO MIDI SETUP AND MORE |
 Sat 21 Dec 2013, 20:15
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Hi all
I just got a Studiologic Numa Organ, and I am very pleased with it. My Sequencer is Digital Performer 8,1 on Snow Leopard My Audio to Midi Setup sees the Numa ONLY if I connect it directly through the USB port to The Mac Audio to Midi Setup will also see my MOTU 128 Express interface also when connected through the USB port however I am unable to connect the Keyboard to the Interface as everything is grayout If I connect the Numa directly to the USB interface it doesn't appear in Audio to Midi Setup and Digital Performer doesnt Remap the Instruments The Numa is set as "Local on / MIDI on" While rcording I can see the various notes in the DP track, nowever when I play back the Numa doesn't make any sounds Any suggetions? PS The MOTU USB interface is upgraded to the lateset version |
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Sun 22 Dec 2013, 16:56
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 Senior Member  Group: Members Posts: 246 Joined: 06-Feb 07 From: Berkeley - US Member No.: 88,124 |
you've got to connect the Numa via MIDI, not USB. then you'll be able to patch it to your timepiece.
in USB mode it's acting only as a controller, probably. i don't have one. i don't have one, so i'm speculating here. another possibility is that it could receive MIDI notes from DP when connected by USB, but Audio Midi setup needs another step. try "Add Device" and create a keyboard icon for the NUMA, and connect it to the icon for the NUMA that represents its Interface function. i've had luck with that technique before with other gear, as absurd an idea as it sounds. good luck. QUOTE (Danwan @ Sat 21 Dec 2013, 12:15)  Hi all I just got a Studiologic Numa Organ, and I am very pleased with it. My Sequencer is Digital Performer 8,1 on Snow Leopard My Audio to Midi Setup sees the Numa ONLY if I connect it directly through the USB port to The Mac Audio to Midi Setup will also see my MOTU 128 Express interface also when connected through the USB port however I am unable to connect the Keyboard to the Interface as everything is grayout If I connect the Numa directly to the USB interface it doesn't appear in Audio to Midi Setup and Digital Performer doesnt Remap the Instruments The Numa is set as "Local on / MIDI on" While rcording I can see the various notes in the DP track, nowever when I play back the Numa doesn't make any sounds Any suggetions? PS The MOTU USB interface is upgraded to the lateset version |
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Thu 26 Dec 2013, 23:17
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 21-Dec 13 Member No.: 123,516 |
QUOTE (houstonmusic @ Sun 22 Dec 2013, 16:56) you've got to connect the Numa via MIDI, not USB. then you'll be able to patch it to your timepiece. in USB mode it's acting only as a controller, probably. i don't have one. i don't have one, so i'm speculating here. another possibility is that it could receive MIDI notes from DP when connected by USB, but Audio Midi setup needs another step. try "Add Device" and create a keyboard icon for the NUMA, and connect it to the icon for the NUMA that represents its Interface function. i've had luck with that technique before with other gear, as absurd an idea as it sounds. good luck. QUOTE (Danwan @ Sat 21 Dec 2013, 12:15) Hi all I just got a Studiologic Numa Organ, and I am very pleased with it. My Sequencer is Digital Performer 8,1 on Snow Leopard My Audio to Midi Setup sees the Numa ONLY if I connect it directly through the USB port to The Mac Audio to Midi Setup will also see my MOTU 128 Express interface also when connected through the USB port however I am unable to connect the Keyboard to the Interface as everything is grayout If I connect the Numa directly to the USB interface it doesn't appear in Audio to Midi Setup and Digital Performer doesnt Remap the Instruments The Numa is set as "Local on / MIDI on" While rcording I can see the various notes in the DP track, nowever when I play back the Numa doesn't make any sounds Any suggetions? PS The MOTU USB interface is upgraded to the lateset version Thanks for your suggestion infact I already tried and it records but never send the note back to the num. The weird think is I can listen to the sounds I recorded through the numa with another sound module .... therefore I begin to think my MIDI Input is faulty .... This post has been edited by Danwan: Thu 26 Dec 2013, 23:18 |
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Fri 27 Dec 2013, 16:59
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 246 Joined: 06-Feb 07 From: Berkeley - US Member No.: 88,124 |
okay,
that suggests a midi problem, but it might be fixable. perhaps something as simple as a MIDI IN channel setting on the Numa. is your MIDI sequencer track sending on ch 1? is the NUMA set to receive on 1? or Omni? that's gotta match. some instruments need to receive a controller message, Volume, to play. (Garritan orchestral instruments are like this) since this is an Organ, perhaps it needs to see a Volume message too. consult the manual, as they say. good luck. [/quote] Thanks for your suggestion infact I already tried and it records but never send the note back to the num. The weird think is I can listen to the sounds I recorded through the numa with another sound module .... therefore I begin to think my MIDI Input is faulty .... [/quote] |
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