Here, you will have to select the channels that you will be using as well as the channel settings that are available for the device. You can also define a new device from the Define New option. If you can't find your device, select a generic XG or GM type, and edit the settings. Select the device that you are using from the list. In this window, you will be able to install the device from the Install Device button. Go to the Devices menu and select the MIDI Device Manager. In order for the MIDI device to work properly, you need to set it up from the MIDI Device Manager. After that is done, you need configure your device in the Device Setup menu. Select any other VST that you want-one with a few controls that you can modulate is best. I have chosen the HalionOne VST, so that you can control it later through the MIDI controller.
Since this tutorial is focused on using the Quick Controls setting, you need to add a VST track to the project. This has to be done before you fire up your DAW, so that you don’t have to go through searching for the device later. Basic Setupįirst and foremost, you have to connect your MIDI device to your MIDI interface or your laptop, using the standard MIDI cable or Firewire ports if available. You will also be able to control the settings of your VST instrument through the controls available on your MIDI device. In this tutorial, I will show you how to properly set up your MIDI device and get the most out of it.
Luckily, all the DAWs support almost all of these MIDI devices. There are tons of MIDI devices available, and each is unique in many ways. In this era where EDM, Dubstep, Techno and other forms of electronic music are flourishing, a MIDI instrument or device will help you keep up with the trend.
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