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Bome MIDI Translator: User's Manual 14 Usage Example

14 Usage Example

14.1 Traktor / Ableton Live Sync

Virtual MIDI ports are available for use as unidirectional MIDI ports, so you

only need one virtual MIDI port to get MIDI data into a target application

like Traktor, and to get data back from it.

1. The first step is to select the Bome virtual port as the MIDI output in

your MIDI clock source application. In this example we're using

Traktor to act as the MIDI clock master. Select "Bome MIDI Translator

1 as the Out-Port in the program preferences.

Make sure you have the program set to transmit the clock signal by

going into the MIDI Clock category of the preferences dialog and

making sure "Send MIDI Clock" is checked. Also make sure that you

have MIDI clock playing by accessing the metronome section of the

user interface and clicking the "Play" button in the MIDI CLOCK

section.

2. The next step is to configure Bome MIDI Translator to activate the

virtual ports we wish to use coming IN, going OUT and then to link

them via the program MIDI Router. Activate the Virtual MIDI port

OUT and IN devices by going into Settings / MIDI Ports and putting a

checkmark next to each MIDI device.