Direct USB passthrough and MacOS/iOS/HW integration

[SteveC (Steve)]

@alxzndr

After a little snafu with multiple controllers where ports were recognised but no MIDI data pipelined through, enabling MIDI routes on the Bome Network Tool’s MIDI router resolved things. Correct approach?

Yes, however this route should have automatically been set up within Bome Network when you enabled Remote Direct MIDI in your Bome Network tool. You should not have to create it. If this route is not automatically created, let us know but first make sure you have the latest version of Bome Network Pro.

@alxzndr

Next task = sharing/routing MIDI controllers between the Mac (mostly on Ableton), Loopy Pro on the iPad and assorted hardware.

There are multiple options on sharing MIDI ports between BomeBoxes, computers and iOS devices. This post shows a few.

You can:

• Use the BomeNet MIDI router to share/merge or split MIDI ports statically with their own given names if you have the Unlimited Named MIDI Port add-on.
• Use MT Pro (Computers only) and share/merge or split MIDI to Bome MIDI Translator Pro virtual ports.
• Use MT Pro translators to selectively route or translate MIDI messages to various destination ports.

You might want to search in the forum or our tutorials for other ideas or if you can’t find what you are looking for, you can be more specific and we can provide additional guidance.

Steve Caldwell
Bome Customer Care

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