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After installation the driver ports needs to be setup correctly in order to<br />
have maximum use of all ports available with ipMIDI. Below are<br />
instructions showing you how to do this for both OS X and Windows<br />
Vista/7.<br />
Windows Vista / 7 (DAW Computer)<br />
▶ Close all open applications and windows including all DAW programs.<br />
▶ From the Windows Start Menu select All Programs / ipMIDI -<br />
Ethernet MIDI Port / ipMIDI Monitor.<br />
▶ The ipMIDI window should pop-up, if not then repeat the above step.<br />
▶ From the ipMIDI window set the Ports After Reboot to 20, make sure<br />
Loop back is unticked and finally click Mute None.<br />
▶ If you are logged into Windows with Administrator privileges then click<br />
OK to apply the changes (Change button will be disabled in this case),<br />
otherwise click Change then click OK.<br />
▶ Finally reboot your DAW computer to apply the changes and make sure<br />
when Windows starts-up the ipMIDI icon is shown in the Windows<br />
taskbar at the bottom right of the screen next to the clock and other<br />
taskbar icons. If this not the case then start the ipMIDI program from the<br />
Windows Start Menu as shown above in the first two steps (once opened<br />
do not close the window – you may have to repeat this step on each<br />
reboot of your DAW computer).<br />
Mac OS X (DAW Computer)<br />
▶ Close all open applications and windows including all DAW programs.<br />
▶ On your Mac DAW computer, from a new Finder window, select<br />
Applications / Utilities and open the Audio MIDI Setup app.<br />
▶ If the MIDI Studio window is not shown but instead you see the Audio<br />
Devices window then from the menu bar at the top of the screen select<br />
Window / Show MIDI Window.<br />
▶ The MIDI Studio window should pop-up, if not then repeat the above<br />
step. Next scroll through the list of devices and open ipMIDI.<br />
▶ From the ipMIDI Setup window set the Number of Ports to 20 and<br />
make sure Loop Back is unticked.<br />
▶ Click OK to apply the changes.<br />
▶ Finally reboot your DAW computer to apply the changes.<br />
Once the above setup for DAW control (ethernet connection - direct or<br />
hub, IP addresses, and driver settings) is completed, then you are ready<br />
for DAW control. See the chapters on Pro Tools, Apple Logic,<br />
Nuendo/Cubase etc. for more.<br />
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