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Samplist

encenc
in General App Discussion

I don’t see midi set up in the app!?
How can I send midi to it?

Comments

  • CracklePotCracklePot
    edited January 2023

    Usually in this situation, I look at the Midi Output settings of the other app I am trying to connect to.
    In this case, look for Samplist Virtual Midi Input in the list and select that.

    If connecting a Bluetooth device to control it, try the Bluetooth settings inside of Samplist.

    If connecting an external midi controller without Bluetooth, you probably need another app to act as a Midi utility and provide a window to see all the different Virtual Midi ports you are running, and allow you to connect them. Some hosts like AUM or Audiobus can do this, and there are some small midi utility apps that can do it too.

  • encenc
    edited January 2023

    Thanks for the reply CP ;)

    i should have mentioned, I'm looking to connect to hardwre sequencer (MPC one)

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    You should try the last suggestion then, I guess.
    Have AUM or Audiobus running and use it to see and connect the MPC output to Samplist Virtual Midi input.
    Try triggering the pads by sending Midi notes starting on Midi Note 60, and go up chromatically to trigger each consecutive pad.

    Also, once the MPC one is successfully connected to Samplist, you can try using Midi Learn in Samplist Settings to control some of the available (mappable) parameters.

    I assume you own AUM or Audiobus. If not, I can try to remember a cheap, small midi utility that can help with this. I usually use AUM or Audiobus for this now, so it has been a while since I had to use the midi utility option.

  • encenc

    @CracklePot said:
    You should try the last suggestion then, I guess.
    Have AUM or Audiobus running and use it to see and connect the MPC output to Samplist Virtual Midi input.
    Try triggering the pads by sending Midi notes starting on Midi Note 60, and go up chromatically to trigger each consecutive pad.

    Also, once the MPC one is successfully connected to Samplist, you can try using Midi Learn in Samplist Settings to control some of the available (mappable) parameters.

    I assume you own AUM or Audiobus. If not, I can try to remember a cheap, small midi utility that can help with this. I usually use AUM or Audiobus for this now, so it has been a while since I had to use the midi utility option.

    Cheers man!

    I have audiobus... ill try your suggestion next session ..

    i have midimux & MIDI Link Sync ... its been a loooong time since i used either but ill give them a go ... thanks again.

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    You’re welcome.
    Hope you get it working.

  • alecsbugaalecsbuga

    Hey. I’m the developer of Samplist. Usually it receives on channel 1. There are no midi settings. Just map some CCs.

    But you can do this

  • encenc

    thanks, alecbuga B)

  • alecsbugaalecsbuga

    You're welcome. Enjoy

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