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Ive been trying to get midi over lan working to get two pc laptops to talk to each other.(one ableton, one resolume) I found this free program to transmit midi over a lan connection called EthernetMidi Here's a guide to how to set it up. Requirements - • 2 PC's (1 Audio, 1 Visual) • 1 Crossover Cable (Or regular ethernet connection via router) [not sure if this works with wireless, presume it's possible] • Ableton (or other midi sequencer) • Resolume • EthernetMidi - • MidiYoke DIRECT DL HERE - 1. Setup MidiYoke on both computers. This is a virtual midi device which makes virtual midi ports. Setup the network between the 2 computers. For example; a)Audio PC will have IP - 192.168.0.1 b)Visual PC will have IP - 192.168.0.2 c)Test connection (start, run, CMD, 'Ping 192.168.0.1') 3.
Run EthernetMidi on both computers. (No install needed) a) Audio PC. Set Local MIDI Port forwarded to Ethernet to In From MIDI YOKE: 1 Set IP Address to 192.168.0.2 Click Start b) Visual PC. Set Forward Ethernet to Local MIDI Port to Out To MIDI YOKE: 2 Set IP Address to 192.168.0.1 Click Start c) EthernetMIDI should display something like: 21:33:50 Opened MIDI IN port 0 21:33:50 Opened MIDI OUT port 0 21:33:50 Opened UDP network socket DO NOT ENABLE FORWARDING IN ANY OTHER WAY THAN WHAT IS STATED ABOVE OR YOU MAY GET CONFLICTS OR INFINITE MIDI LOOPS!!! You should also disable your firewall or add an exception for EthernetMidi.exe 4. Setup MIDI in Ableton (Preferences, MIDI) enable Output: Out to MIDI YOKE:1 to Track and Remote 5. Setup MIDI in Resolume (Preferences, MIDI) Enable MIDI YOKE:2 6.
Route midi in Ableton to send midi to MIDI YOKE 1. For example you could send midi from a keyboard: MIDI FROM - Keyboard / MIDI TO - Out to MIDI YOKE:1 (Set monitoring to In) Or you could send midi from another midi channel MIDI FROM - MIDI CHANNEL 1 / MIDI TO Out to MIDI YOKE:1 (Set monitoring to In) 7. See if ethernetmidi is working.
Play some midi in ableton and see if the Outgoing MIDI flashes green in ethernetmidi. Also check if Incoming MIDI flashes green on the Visual PC. Start MIDI Mapping in Resolume. Play midi and clips in time! Pcmscan 2412 rusifikator. (Increase Master track delay in ableton till it's in sync) 10. Note: for some reason sending Midi Clock (Sync) data does not work. I think this is a bug in ethernetmidi.
PLEASE let me know if you can get sync working. Do NOT post here if you have problems running this on Vista. I can work, but i have no interest in troubleshooting your vista problems. I just spent an entire weekend wrestling with Vista. Simple solution: Dual Boot with XP (XP ran MUCH MUCH faster in my tests, and with no glitches) Best of luck!
Ok so as mentioned, there is an issue with sending midi clock (sync) data with EthernetMidi. I've had a look at the source code (available on the website) and found this in the midiIO file. // FIXME: replace midiOutShortMsg with a general function that can // output arbitrary midi data (including sysex) So the developer has written a note saying that midiOutShortMsg needs to be changed.
MidiOutShortMsg 'This function is used to send any MIDI message except for system-exclusive or stream messages.' Therefore EthernetMidi cannot send Midi Clock data because it uses this midiOutShortMsg function. So I'm guessing we need to use a different function such as: midiOutLongMsg 'This function sends a system-exclusive MIDI message to the specified MIDI output device.' This is as far as ive gotten. I have no clue about C++ or modifying source code, can someone please please please fix this? There's another option that's been available for a while, check this: scroll to the bottom of the page, there are a number of utilities for sending MIDI via Ethernet, either via a virtual port or via a VST.