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Hey sp_clark! Thanks for chiming in. I did try that, but it would still set the kit back to preset 1's kit. I know... strange. I'm programming the drum track in note numbers, and the software was embedding controller/program changes in at the beginning of the file. Why? I have no idea...

Well, I wasn't doing anything wrong. The program I was writing the drum tracks in was embedding controller/program changes in the MIDI file itself. I'm able to fix it by editing the file through the List Editor in Cubase. What a pain... but mystery solved!

Hey Zaphod, It's not working. And it's not in the manual how to do this. What I do is write the drum score out in some software, export the MIDI file, import the MIDI file to Cubase, and try to have Cubase control the DR-670. However, everytime I first start to play the track, it defaults to...

Thanks much, Zaphod!

Oops... I figured it out. I need to go back to the screen where it has the Pattern # <------ PLAY MIDI Sorry...

I have a drum midi track and I would like to play the midi file and record the audio coming out of the DR-670 on to an audio track. I am able to do this in Cubase, but I only get sound from the first preset. I can't change drum kits. Anyone know how?

Absynth 4 will be released in October if you can wait.

Thanks for all of your help. I appreciate it. BTW, why do you think they put an OUT/THRU port on that to begin with? What would be some of its uses?

Oops. I forgot to mention that the THRU port is an OUT port, too. It's switched to be a THRU port via the hardware settings. Sorry about that. Is it still doable?

I don't know the proper terminology. I called it a daisy chain and was chided for that on another forum. Basically, I want the two devices to share the same MIDI I/O on my Lexicon Omega. I thought I could do that since the V-Amp Pro has a MIDI THRU port. Is this my problem? Again, I don't...

The V-Amp Pro has editing software that works via MIDI; the DR-670 I use with Cubase for recording MIDI programmed drums/bass. They work *if* I hook up the DR-670 via an M-Audio UNO and the V-Amp Pro to the Lexicon's MIDI I/O, but when I try to loop them it doesn't work. I've tried using the...

I don't understand. If I disconnect the MIDI out, where does the DR-670 data go? Anyway, I tried, and I got nothing. MIDI monitor shows no activity.

I'm setup as follows. An image works best for me: Setup here.

It seems that most companies don't make this number available for their products. Is there a utility to measure the input buffer size? The reason I ask is that I have a Lexicon Omega that has a MIDI I/O and I'm getting buffer overrun errors from looping a V-Amp pro and Boss DR-670.

I donwloaded the Absynth demo. I love it. However, I'm tring to record it into Cubase LE or Audacity with no success. How should I have it set up so that it will record on either of these programs? I'm using a Lexicon Omega on a Mac G4.

Could a mod please move this to MIDI Mania? Thanks :)

As stated in the title, what can I do with this hardware? This is really a dumb question, but is this only a controller for MIDI software? What I want is something I can program (say some piano arpeggios, or strings, or lay down a drum or bass track). Will this do any of that? If not, what...

Thank you for your quick response! However, I resolved the issues. The Line6 Bass PODxt has a USB interface. It wasn't working before because I had it connected through a hub. I plugged it directly into the computer and now it's working. When I get frustrated I can be pretty dumb ;) Dan

Greetings! Here is my setup: Line 6 POD 2.0* Line 6 Bass POD XT* BOSS DR-670 Shure SM-58 Lexicon Omega* w/Cubase LE Mac mini G4/1GB RAM As you can see, I'm a guitarist :) The problem I have is with the items with asteriks. Both Line 6 products have MIDI I/O for downloading and changing...

This is what I ended up doing. It worked much better.