I actually saved the post, thinking might use it (never did). However looking back to the machine I saved it on, Windows now refuses to open the save. But luckily the name I saved it with contains what appears to be the name of the program involved.
It's apparently "Loopbe", maybe without the capital; as it appears without one in a graphic that seems to have been part of Niclas' (?) post. So Search on both.
Added: on "loopbe1" I found this http://www.forum-pianoteq.com/viewtopic.php?id=1626 , which is IT. Adding that "1" made all the difference.
More: decided I'd use it. The writer says it's a 'cable'. Very well, suppose it can be a cable from some playlist player to Pianoteq, what then? So I looked up Winamp, and turns out it has ambition to do everything, bar stuff under DRM. It comes either free or Pro, so I went Pro ($20). At first sight Its Output Preference looks only to handle audio, so it appears using Winamp with LoopBe1 is at a stymie, no go. But poking around somewhere it turns out Preferences > Input > Nullsoft Midi Player > Configure does the trick, now LoopBe1
(previously installed) shows up. Chose it. Now opened Pianoteq > Options > Devices. LoopBe1 shows up there too (though simply leaving Listen to all Inputs chosen is sufficient), so the cabling's done. Except that on my Windows 7 64bit, I find I have to desert ASIO, revert to DirectSound. No loss, for a Midi Jukebox latency doesn't matter.
As to playlisting in Winamp, with the skin I got the list maker is on the right side under the Menustrip, a small black box with small buttons underneath. The buttons let you assemble save and load playlists.
With one in place, hit Play and it plays thru.
Last edited by custral (05-06-2012 05:17)
