#Linux midi monitor how to

At this point, MIDI data can be transmitted between the two computers. Now select the destination Session in Directory in the MIDI Network Setup of one of the two machines and click Connect:Ĩ. Once you have created a Session using the above procedure on the additional computer, select Anyone in the drop-down menu Who may connect to me:ħ. Next, repeat this procedure on a second Mac computer.

#Linux midi monitor how to

Refer to our guide on how to configure the MIDI ports in Live to understand how to use the MIDI Ports settings.Ħ. This will let you send and receive MIDI Note, MIDI Control Change, and MIDI Sync messages through the network. By enabling the Session, the Network MIDI port will appear under the MIDI Ports in Live's Link/MIDI Preferences. Then check Enabled to enable the virtual MIDI Network.ĥ. Note that the Bonjour name will be the name that is visible to other computers.Ĥ. To do this, click on the + sign in the My Sessions part of the window and edit its 'Local name' and its Bonjour name. You can create a Session which will be seen by all machines/devices connected to the same network.

Now click twice on Network to open the MIDI Network panel.ģ. To enable it, open Audio/MIDI Setup from Utilities and select Show MIDI Window from the Window menu.Ģ. Mac computers have a built-in virtual MIDI network.ġ. Note: If you're syncing Live (or Link-enabled apps) across multiple computers, we recommend using Link instead. You can set up a virtual MIDI network to stream MIDI data such as MIDI Note, MIDI Control Change, and MIDI Clock messages from one computer to another computer or device.