Steve,
I could use your help please in getting Bome Network to route Dorico source ports to a Cubase destination ports all on the same Windows 11 PC. It should be Dorico out to Bome Network and Bome to Cubase (one way traffic). I am using the Bome Network software and I bought a Unlimited Names Ports license. Bome Network indicates that the llcense is valid.
I received a .bmts file from MusicChef that should have all the instrument ports for instruments in his Dorico template defined and mapped, but no ports appear n my Dome Network interface even after copying his .bmts file to the Bome folder and renaming it as BomeNet.bmts and removing the original BomeNet.bmts file.
I then created a couple of ports in Bome to match what he provided in his Dorico and Cubase templates. The port names are consistent in Bome, Dorico and Cubase. The destination port, PIccolo (Dest) shows up in the correct track in Cubase. The Dorico port is entitled Piccolo (Src), so I mapped Piccolo (Src) to Piccolo (Dest) in the Bome Network MIDI Router. All of the instrument tracks are suppose to have that same format: instrument name (Src) to instrument name (Dest). I have included screen captures so that you can see how everything is configured. If you open the screen captures in a pictures application, the title at the top of the window should tell you what each screen capture is. Please let me know what I am doing wrong so that I can fix it.
Furthermore, if you know why Bome Network doesn’t populate with the ports defined and mapped in the .bmts file that MusicChef provided, please let me know. I see where one of your other customers (Martin) was trying to get this toolkit provided by MusicChef running too, but I don’t think that my problem is feedback in Dorico as all of the MIDI input devices are deactivated. If you need anything else from me, just let me know.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Best,
Jack Meginniss
