This tutorial is for people who are running Windows XP which is not covered in Sony’s instructions:

The instructions for the Virtual MIDI Router for Windows NT and Windows 2000 are included in the download package from Sony. Software Needed for this tutorial can be downloaded from the Sony Creative Software Download Utilities web site: It’s a very handy device so lets see how to install it. ACID Pro, Vegas Pro, and other MIDI applications will think these ports are real MIDI interfaces and allow you to assign other software like the Bome Mouse Keyboard to an input just like it was a real hardware MIDI keyboard with a MIDI cable attached. It allows you to route MIDI inputs and outputs as if you had real hardware MIDI ports with a MIDI cable between them. In a different Mixer track load another Patcher, load another instrument inside of it and drag the green cable (MIDI data) out 'From FL Studio' to the Instrument you loaded (see the image above, on the right).The Virtual MIDI Router from Sony acts like a virtual MIDI cable. If you want to send MIDI signal produced by Virtual Controller out to other Instruments in your project connect the green cable from 'Attacco Virtual Controller' to 'To FL Studio'. From the Editor tab of the Patcher plug-in go to the settings by clicking the gear icon in the Attacco Virtual Controller plug-in bar and - in the MIDI section - choose an 'Output port' (see the image below). To enable Virtual Controller sending MIDI data you have to select a MIDI Output port.

Load an Instrument (right-click > Add plugin.) and connect the green cable (MIDI data) from 'Attacco Virtual Controller' to the green input of the Instrument Ĭonnect the yellow cable (audio data) of the Instrument to the yellow input of 'To FL Studio' > More effects.) and connect the yellow cable (audio data) from 'From FL Studio' to the yellow input of 'Attacco Virtual Controller' In the 'Map' canvas load a Virtual Controller plug-in (right-click wherever > Add plugin.

You only can receive MIDI from the output MIDI Bus of the plug-in. The Windows version does not have virtual MIDI port implemented for now. FL Studio uses the built-in plug-in Patcher to route midi and audio signal inside the project.

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