Support video for USB connection is incorrect
Posted: 19 Mar 2013 19:18
Hello Liine people,
I'm loving the Lemur so far. But I need to let you know about one of the videos in your support section titled, "How do I use Lemur with USB MIDI?". http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... qZgnpJv9M4
The video shows incorrect steps to connect to the iConnect Midi. In the video where it shows how to make your midi connections in the Lemur app, the user connects to USB D1 for input and USB D2 for the output. You are telling the user to use one entire midi port for input and another entire midi port for the output. With the instructions given, this connection would never work for midi feedback. Luckily this works for the Ableton example because all you show is getting midi input to work - and the iConnect usually outputs midi from one port to all the other ports.
I can see why you chose this method, because you are addressing the physical connection on the device. Initially when I viewed the video, I thought this method was odd. Keep in mind, just like on a hardware device, there is an midi 'in' and a midi 'out' for each port.
If you are extra nice, I'll redo the video for you properly. Since you guys seem to advocate this nice little device (and it is) you may want to remove that video in the meantime.
-M<
I'm loving the Lemur so far. But I need to let you know about one of the videos in your support section titled, "How do I use Lemur with USB MIDI?". http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... qZgnpJv9M4
The video shows incorrect steps to connect to the iConnect Midi. In the video where it shows how to make your midi connections in the Lemur app, the user connects to USB D1 for input and USB D2 for the output. You are telling the user to use one entire midi port for input and another entire midi port for the output. With the instructions given, this connection would never work for midi feedback. Luckily this works for the Ableton example because all you show is getting midi input to work - and the iConnect usually outputs midi from one port to all the other ports.
I can see why you chose this method, because you are addressing the physical connection on the device. Initially when I viewed the video, I thought this method was odd. Keep in mind, just like on a hardware device, there is an midi 'in' and a midi 'out' for each port.
If you are extra nice, I'll redo the video for you properly. Since you guys seem to advocate this nice little device (and it is) you may want to remove that video in the meantime.
-M<