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I have found the same problem with software. Most are geared towards sequencing rather than plain old control surface. A midi programmable pedal is a cool idea because it leaves your hands free and I have decided to write my own software to control a Trinity in a live scenario. It isn't massively ...

There are convertors on the web. Google is your friend. SNG is pretty much MIDI so you won't have any problems. Also, I think you can play them directly in quicktime and other apps.

Obvious question but do you know that your midi monitor is working correctly and is recording all messages? I wonder because I wrote a midi monitor and because my code was dodgy (and I couldn't work out why to begin with) I ended up with lots of messages appearing as NOTE OFF. Anyway, your keyboard ...

I'm not sure I understand your question. You would need to plug MIDI out from the Trinity to MIDI in on the mac to record and MIDI in from the Trinity to MIDI out on the mac to play back. What you then want to do will then relate to how much you know about sequencers and logic.

Or you buy a midi pedal and assign each sound to one of the pedals.

baxuz, You have to send the sysex message to change to prog/combi FIRST and then the bank/program change. The reason is that on the Trinity, combi and prog use the same bank and program numbers for different sounds. Change to prog/combi and THEN choose the sound you want.

Sometimes it is called MPU-401 but you will need a socket for it on your PC somewhere, if you don't then you might as well get a cheap sound card with midi on it. On some older cards you had to get a funny cable to adapt from the D type to a MIDI din socket. Otherwise, google will know about your ...

Easiest to buy a midi pedal board and get it to send bank and program change messages. Most pedals are probably already setup to do this correctly since it is standard and you can then hit the pedal to do it. The only problem is that you need to send a System Exclusive message to change from prog to ...