I don’t think your initial assumption is correct. I think I have found a good cable called loopMIDI.Īs a router I have experimented with Bome Midi Translator Classic, which works, but only allows one MIDI In & Out as far as I know.Ĭould anybody point me to other possible programs? I am looking for a program which I once set up with all my routings and then always auto-starts at startup, so I don’t have to worry pluging in my MIDI devices before I open Cubase/Dorico plus I can use my MIDI device with all the programs at the same time.Īny suggestions pointing in the right direction are appreciated! Until now, I always had to close one then open the other (&repeat), so I did some research.Ī MIDI Thru connection resolves this issue, and it is questionable why Windows 10 has not implemented this feature by now.įor this I need a Virtual MIDI Cable and a Virtual MIDI Router. Not possible inputting notes in Dorico, minimizing it and then use the MIDI keyboard in Cubase without having to close Dorico.Ĭurrently, I am setting up my nanoKontrol Studio, which takes some trial & error - trying things out in Cubase/Dorico then making some adjustments in the Korg Kontrol Editor. Having to close & reopen Cubase when my MIDI keyboard was not already attached, even if no other program had been using the MIDI device before. With this behavior annoying things happen like:

As many of you know Windows can only assign one MIDI device to one specific program at any given time.

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