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Also worth noting, GM midi tracks with have all the drums in midi channel 10 so you will need to dissolve the midi track into channels and just use channel 10. Note/instrument assignments are also standardized so as long as you have a GM drum voice for the target device, it will work fine.

Samplers like BFD and Kontact are always going to be very memory intensive. Generally speaking: Effects/instruments eat processor, samplers eat memory, tracks eat hard drive

No, you said "piano out to midi in to USB" You have to go the other way as well, USB midi out to piano midi in.

Midi out back to the midi in of your sound module.

here is your problem, this talks about soundfonts but same thing applied to replacing the default player with anything: "Playback of SoundFont enabled MIDI files using standard media players (such as Windows Media Player) requires the operating system to offer the ability to change the "Default...

its a function of whatever software synth is being used, not the OS. Windows has an onboard software midi synth which is selected by default so just replace that with something more capable. It's really only there for legacy support (i.e. playing midi files on websites), it is not designed for...

how about just a wireless mouse and keyboard

is the "midi out from USB" on or off?

could be a channel issue, "Press the Glob Chan button. The LCD will show the channel on which the keyboard is currently transmitting" also check what the "MIDI Out from USB" setting is. If it is on, then no data will be sent to the out port.

Should be fine. DC into an AC circuit wont harm it (it probably wont work though), AC into a DC circuit is what you have to watch out for since that will do some damage.

Sounds like like some creative FM (frequency modulation) to me (ahem, the title)

sure but it doesnt hurt to check for any irregularities. Good example is the ubiquitous DX7 only transmits 0-100 velocity. More advanced things like aftertouch may or may not be supported as well..

I doubt it, it sounds like a setting in GB that you're missing. Unfortunately I have never even seen gargeband much less used it so youll need someone a little more qualified to answer that..

Opps, hehe. Should stop post early in the am pre coffee. Carry on..

No. Absolutely not. C7sus misread your post. If you do not have the correct DC adapter connected, using just the midi cable will not work. The current loop in a midi connection is limited to about 20 mA, which is not enough to power anything. USB supplies 25 times more power. When using...

recording the sample and the arp a two separate things. Learn how to use your sampler first, there is more to it than just recording and mapping especially if it will be playing back at a fast tempo (like with an arp). You will need to set up envelopes for sure. As far as the arp, it is just...

"I received the message that '2 MIDI Connections are Present' (or something to that effect), but was unable to get any input signal and was unable to hear my keyboard playing via the computer. " What are your expectations for a midi connection? You do realize that midi is just data, not sound...

what you are looking for is a sampler. the one that comes with logic is quite good (exs24)

adjust the velocity on the midi part..

yes, you are saying it wrong. What exactly are you trying to do without the lingo please