Glad it was interesting for you.

@@EdgetoneStudios thanks. I really like your content. So I hit "subscribe", and "rang the bell"and all that jazz. I genuinely do hope the best for you following your diagnosis, offer up some positive vibes, and also an open invitation to possibly collaborate on tune ideas if that type of thing interests you? Stay strong man, and take care.✌🤟🖖

@@EasyHeat Colabs sound like fun. Did you check out the type of music we make? www.youtube.com/@waveformmountain

Thanks. Hopefully this was useful info. I think MIDI is the most important thing to happen for music in the 20th century. It's central to my studio, but I also have understood the MIDI protocol since 1987 so it's second nature for me.

@@EdgetoneStudios the biggest eye opener for me with MIDI, is the increasingly convincing advancement in certain analog emulation VSTs other than guitar amps. Like vintage synthesizer VSTs for example. Much like when decades ago, the now iconic Line6 DL4 subjectively gave the "common working man" access to a sonic pallet of delays that were seemingly unobtainable and previously locked behind a subjectively steep paywall? Within that same amount of time? We now have access to convincing vintage analog emulations of gear that I once considered to be "legend tier", and only to be dreamed about. Legendary gear like the ARP Odyssey, Moog Prodigy, Korg MS-20, Mellowtron, and so on. That's with failing to even mention the absolutely jaw dropping full orchestra symphonic sample packs from companies like Spitfire Audio! Man? !The first time I loaded up the free Spitfire BBC Orchestra Discover?!! I legitimately got chills. Well, right before I instinctively proceeded an attempt a dry run hack job of practically every John Williams score that I could think of! Naturally... HAHAHA! I definitely regret not discovering MIDI sooner, but it honestly had been practically decades since I'd seemingly felt anything even close to that initial level of childlike giddiness and bewilderment once I finally opened up that door of possibility, and as I am a recovered former struggling addict? Part of me doubts that I would of actually appreciated it quite as much back then as I do now after getting clean. So I suppose it is possible to teach an "old dog" new tricks? Ha! Especially one fortunate enough to successfully turn around and break free of the toxic "leash" of negativity that was hold him back? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ "Life is a garden man, you just gotta dig it" ✌

@@EasyHeat Even the video switcher I just purchased for live streaming has MIDI. I have no idea what it's MIDI capabilities are yet, but I saw settings for it in the software.

So glad it was helpful. It's a pretty niche product.

Glad it was helpful. How are you using iConnectivity devices?

@@EdgetoneStudios just like a regular midi interface. The issue was that Bonjour doesn’t like special characters like dashes. I’m running it on network midi.

I ran a 28 channel snake cable to the back of the room from the desk (24 ch + 4 returns). So I do have all the audio stereo connected "most of the time". Because the StudioLive is a 32 input console, I've set up my patchbay such that I have 12 external mic pres going to Line ins, and I patch in 8 of the synths to those mic pres (the ones beside my desk and in the tracking room). The synths at the back of th room are all wired direct to the desk XLR ins. When I want to use all 12 mic pres for tracking, I just unpatch the synths.

@@EdgetoneStudios Thanks for sharing those details!

www.iconnectivity.com/knowledgebase/2022/1/12/mac-os-compatiblity-updates

Thanks. I thought it was effective.

I agree it's a great intro! :P

I bought them through AVShop.ca here in Canada. I don't get any sort of discount, but for my setup they were worth it.

@@EdgetoneStudios I’ll try contact them direct see if I can swing a deal as I have 20+ boards and 30odd rack module units

I've found the MIDI performance over these ethernet boxes as solid and fast and responsive as directly connected MIDI. I swear by them now.

I actually found the MIDI response time seems faster than my 20 foot DIN cable. So it's totally fine.

interesting @@EdgetoneStudios

It's probably not even the answer to most MIDI problems. Haha.