Hey All, I seached the forum first with no luck. Any Thoughts? Go to options - midi - and highlight the midi device. It should say "external device" or MPU or something. Jason Archibald. I think i've had issues before where the midi port wasn't recognized until the computer booted once with something plugged into it.
New situation. I saw that there was no game port on the back of my machine only "I-Link" it had three rows of pins. So, the game port was plugged into a "game port to USB" connector.
I don't think that works with macs you will need a different kind of midi interface USB are the cheapest Thank You. I don't think that works with macs umm.. Sonar doesn't really work with macs either. So Ryan - did you get it figured out? Those USB to gameport adapters are only for the joysticks they come with, i. Also, not all gameports are midi compatible. I think I have it figured out.
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You have two in a row, which means the "polarity" isn't changing. The inputs are wired together, so there is no logic being applied. The only remaining functions it adds are to add a time delay which I am guessing is completely not the point here and to "square up" the outputs and buffer the output, possibly with additional drive current.
I wouldn't remove it, but I would think you could replace it with any inverter circuit, including comparators or op-amps. Or a few transistors, if you prefer. Dystopia wrote: I could just buy an adapter, but they all seem to be stupidly priced once you consider shipping.
Looking to make a gameport to midi adapter 7 posts. Because it's for DOS gaming.
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