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dbkf
Total Posts: 10
Joined 02-04-2015 status: Newcomer |
Ok. Ive got Mox8, cubase 5 and a casio CTK601 midi keyboard!. I use the casio as a midi controller when ‘jamming’ as its easier to play bass, guitar sounds, etc with the smaller, lighter, more tactile casio keys. I set appropriate send/receiv channels to 1 and can play performances and voices no problem, changing the arps which I use a lot from the Mox..no prob thats fine. A basic but effective setup for me.
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5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
See MIDI channels and MIDI ports on page 51 of the MOX Owner’s Manual, in particular the Port 3 information. Properly routing Port 3 - typically seen as “Yamaha MOX6/MOX8-3” in the application (Cubase) - will allow a MIDI device (Casio CTK-601) connected to the MOX’s MIDI-In to interface while the MOX is set for USB operation. |
dbkf
Total Posts: 10
Joined 02-04-2015 status: Newcomer |
Thanks for that speedy response to my request for help on the mox/casio/cubase setup.
Created 2 midi channels in cubase one MOX6/8-3 and the other MOX6/8-1, both [all midi inputs] and [channel 1].
So thanks, I had a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon of jamming and recording (through cubase), void of logistical problems..:)
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5pinDIN
Total Posts: 11891
Joined 09-16-2010 status: Legend |
You’re welcome.
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Agreed, but “how to use it” is dependent on the application being run (DAW, etc.) and what you need it to do, so that might be why the information is sparse.
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I’m glad that you were able to figure out how to route the data from Port 3 for your needs, and thanks for posting so others could do the same. I had done a quick search for a relevant support article at the time I initially replied, but didn’t come across one. I’ve since located something that addresses Port 3 usage. See the Quick Review of the Setup section in this article:
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I’m glad you’re having fun. Thanks for the kind words. |