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You have to hit return after you've renamed the patch otherwise it doesn't register.

No joy with Legacy Cell on Windows 7 for me. Launching the standalone version simply does nothing. No crash, no pop up. Changing compatibility mode doesn't seem to help either.

Likewise Ableton ...

As long as your midi keyboard has a midi out just connect a midi lead from that to the midi in on the Microstation.

You don't say Question

This looks good, this is what I wanted when I got my Microstation, now if only it was battery powered, probably a deal breaker for me.

There's a free emulator of the Korg Monotron for the DS, fun stuff.
http://furrtek.free.fr/index.php?p=crea&a=dsmono

Use the vst version of the microstation editor and select Microstation as the midi output.

You could with one of these,
http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/utilities/usb-host.shtml
don't see how you could set the pitch tho.

Thanks Crofter for your reply Smile

I've used an Akai LPK25 with a korg microkey, no problems.
That´s nice to know !
Could you, if it´s not too mutch to ask; tell me briefly your impressions regarding ...

I've used an Akai LPK25 with a korg microkey, no problems.

You just route the audio back to an audio track in the DAW you are using (Cubase for example) no need for a different app. as far as using a multi-port midi interface, it's easy to route different mid ...

Midi is purely control information, your instruments will sound precisely as they do when you play them, you have an Alesis multimix 8 Usb mixer, that is all the soundcard you should need for your set ...

That's a standard midi lead you still need something to connect that to your computer, I suggest an audio interface with midi connections,something like this,
http://www.soundsliveshop.com/p/Cakewalk ...

This is not what I want at all, I'll spend a few extra quid and buy one of these,
http://www.thomann.de/gb/mfb_nanozwerg.htm