Useful if you want to use a CC message to be send to more than one instrument simultaneously. Passthru all other midi: This allows you to let all CC, NRPN, etc messages through to the instrument. Send pitchbend: sends pitchbend messages through to the instrument. Send channel pressure: sends channel pressure messages through to the midi instrument.
Send modwheel: sends modwheel movements through to the midi instrument. Note range high: This is the note you want to end your range on, including this note. Note range low: This is the note you want to start your range on, including this note. If mapping octaves, simply start with a C note. base note: This is the note you want to start your range with. This way also you can switch the keyboard between any character without loosing the xkey multiplexer input (at the same time).I created a little jesusonic midi filter to allow you to split your midi keyboard arbitrarily (even in sub octave ranges).Īll you have to do is use midi_keyboard_isolator in your effects folder and place it before any midi aware instrument in the FX chain. It is more manageable then the mess of PS2 cables before.
This way I only have ONE USB cable per computer going from the "central spaghetti" that has all my mouse/keyboard on it. The output of each USB hub goes to each computer. Then I have an individual trackball for each computer (they are small) and that connects to the 4th USB hub input. I have a 4x USB vetra multiplexer that I use to multiplex a USB trackball.
The output of the multiplexer also gets converted and connects to 2nd port on the HUB. The output of the switch gets converted to USB and plugs into a 4way USB hub (one hub per computer). The keyboard is plugged into the switch, the xkeys chain into multiplexer. I have an 8x PS2 switch, 8x PS2 multiplexer. High level (and somewhat simplified) overview: Instead of using Ymouse to merge the PS2 from the multiplexer and the switch I have used the monoprice's PS2->USB device (like $5) and a USB hub. I used the Y mouse for awhile but then I have switched to a much cheaper (and for me better) USB solution.
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