Modartt user forum » Organteq user forum » Midi association of Viscount Cantorum Trio 2 with Organteq
Hello everyone.
I'm trying to connect the Viscount Cantorum Trio to Organteq2. I don't understand how to connect the organ's volume and reverb sliders to the corresponding sliders on Organteq. Is this possible?
I would be very interested in any information that could help me achieve this Viscount catorum/Organteq association.
Thank you and have a nice day.
Hello everyone.
I'm trying to connect the Viscount Cantorum Trio to Organteq2. I don't understand how to connect the organ's volume and reverb sliders to the corresponding sliders on Organteq. Is this possible?
I would be very interested in any information that could help me achieve this Viscount catorum/Organteq association.Thank you and have a nice day.
Hello gilles garner
I don't know anything about Viscount, but reading your post I remember what rumburak was writing in this post:
https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=12312
"I suggest connecting the output of the computer's audio interface/soundcard running Organteq software to the input jacks of the organ console. In my case, it's a Sonus Viscount 60."
I hope it might help you.
Best wishes,
Stig, an Organteqenthusiast
gilles garnier wrote:Hello everyone.
I'm trying to connect the Viscount Cantorum Trio to Organteq2. I don't understand how to connect the organ's volume and reverb sliders to the corresponding sliders on Organteq. Is this possible?
I would be very interested in any information that could help me achieve this Viscount catorum/Organteq association.Thank you and have a nice day.
Hello gilles garner
I don't know anything about Viscount, but reading your post I remember what rumburak was writing in this post:
https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=12312
"I suggest connecting the output of the computer's audio interface/soundcard running Organteq software to the input jacks of the organ console. In my case, it's a Sonus Viscount 60."
I hope it might help you.
Best wishes,Stig, an Organteqenthusiast
Thank you, Stig, for your response, which I will study in detail. Actualy, I think it would ultimately be simpler to connect a MIDI to Type-C interface to a MIDI Cable Adapter with Input & Output Connecting to a Keyboard/Synthesizer. Then, connect a tablet that offers wireless dual-screen connectivity (Samsung S10, for example). The advantage would be a lower latency, hopefully via USB-C/MIDI, and wireless touch control for the tablet/computer (desktop or laptop).
I'm studying your response and the feasibility of what I'm discussing, and I look forward to your comments.
Thanks again, Stig, for your welcome participation, and have a good evening everyone.