Modartt user forum - Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-15T12:56:29Z

Luc Henrion wrote:

"el cheapo" !
This one:
http://www.logilink.eu/showproduct/UA00...anguage=en

Thanks, may try that though the one I have had straight all 5 star reviews on Amazon, with no problems.

Will report back here when I get some resolution to this .....

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-15T07:08:11Z

"el cheapo" !
This one:
http://www.logilink.eu/showproduct/UA00...anguage=en

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-14T17:34:38Z

Which type of MIDI interface are you talking about (other than the MIDI > USB one I'm using) and what do you use?

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-14T16:36:09Z

apart from keystrokes, you could check if the MIDIOX sees other MIDI messages: pedal on/off and program changes for example (you have to make this function active in the ES100 however). If not, there is definitively a problem with the mio or the ES100 but a MIDI interface is (much!) cheaper to find for a test. I use the least expensive I found, a "no-name", and it works just fine...

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-14T14:38:41Z

Perhaps somebody else running Windows 7 can post a screenshot of their Devices tab so you can compare if the USB MIDI driver is missing or not on your system.

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-14T13:08:00Z

Thanks Luc. MIDIOX "sees" mio (driver for my MIDI>USB cable) but doesn't seem to recognize any keystrokes from my ES100 piano.

My guess at a next step is to try another MIDI>USB converter cable though the one I have has straight 5 star reviews on Amazon (40+ of them). Trying and failing another type of cable, I guess I'd try some kind of box to plug my ES100 MIDI into.

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-14T07:33:52Z

I would check the MIDI connection ideed...
http://www.midiox.com/

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-13T13:49:59Z

Thanks for the responses!

- don't show a MIDI device in any of the Windows sound settings. Wondering if this is a symptom of whatever the core problem is

- the MIDI connection on the computer side is my USB interface from my MIDI/USB cable. On the ES100 side, I have triple-checked the MIDI out/in connections

- I have the channel set to "any" in pianoteq and tried setting it to 1 and 2, still didn't work. The default MIDI channel on the ES100 is 1.

Will also post my question on some ES100 forums

Thanks again - any other pointers welcome - Mike

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-13T11:41:19Z

a few things to check:
- connection... MIDI in into MIDI out and vice-versa? Check twice ! ;-)
- is the MIDI channel the same in Pianoteq and the Kawai ?
It SHOULD definitely work

Re: Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-13T10:37:14Z

Mike,

I have Stage working fine from my Yamaha Tyros 5. Have you checked the Windows mixer for the midi volume slider which should now be ticked and active?

Ian

Running Pianoteq on Windows 7 with a Kawai ES100 - not working

2015-04-12T16:16:21Z

Hello - novice player and especially, MIDI user and setter-upper. I have researched this but it sounds like it "should just work" and my setup does not. I am also in contact with Pianoteq support.

Would like to be able to play my new ES100 through Pianoteq, running on my Windows 7 PC - 16GB RAM, Quad processor, 4 years old but still fairly beefy.

I have a iConnectivity mio 1-in 1-out USB to MIDI Interface for Mac and PC convertor (great reviews, not inexpensive) which installed with a "mio" driver, running directly from my ES100 to my PC.

I've installed Pianoteq, with the ASIOFORALL v2 driver.

Pianoteq "sees" mio as an active MIDI input (per the "Options > Devices" page) and I am able to get sound coming from the Pianoteq built-in "test" and virtual keyboard to my computer speakers.

But .... Pianoteq doesn't seem to recognize anything coming from my ES100 (have verified MIDI cable plugged in correctly). As an example, when I try and run "Calibration", it senses nothing from the ES100 and of course, I hear nothing.

Should my setup work? Or, do I need some sort of intermediate processing device to plug the MIDI/USD cable to and then that device to my PC?

Thanks for any help - Mike