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Bome MIDI Translator: User's Manual 2 Quick Start

2.4.2 Define MIDI Ports

Next, specify the MIDI input and

output ports you will be using. The

MIDI OUT ports will be the ports to

which translated MIDI messages

are sent to.

The MIDI IN port will be used as

the source of MIDI data, typically

connecting with an external MIDI

device, e.g. via USB or a MIDI

interface on a sound card. Select

the appropriate MIDI input

source(s) by checking it.

You can use a virtual MIDI port

here if you are setting up a

translator for a software sequencer

or other audio application that

interfaces with MIDI. Check the

virtual MIDI port as the output

device and then select it as the

MIDI input port in your 3rd party application in order to have Bome MIDI

Translator control it. Use the alias “Bome Virtual Port 1” (in italics ) instead

of the direct device.

2.4.3 MIDI Router / MIDI Thru

With the MIDI Router, you can

create MIDI Thru connections, i.e.

connect an input port with an

output port. Once connected, all

MIDI messages from the input port

will be sent directly to the output

port. You can use translator entries

to add or modify MIDI messages

sent to the output port.

Access the MIDI Router in the

Project Properties: click on the

filename on top of the left list, or

use the View menu (keyboard

shortcut: Ctrl+3). On the right,

scroll down until you see the

section titled MIDI Router.