Check out archive message #940, which has good Mac info. With MIDI,
you could hook up to a sampler, either software or hardware,
store/exchange (with other Mac users) kits, connect to an external
trigger/MIDI interface (like the Roland TMC-6) to add more inputs to
your module, send songs to the DTX that you can play along with,
send DTXpress MIDI content to other MIDI devices/instruments to
access their sounds. . . . Am I leaving anything out?
Ed
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "b3n1981" <b3n1981@y...> wrote:
> Hi all,
> ive had my dtxpress2 for about a month or so now and am interested
in hooking it up
> 2 my G3 Powerbook Mac.
>
> What would i need, im guessin a USB Midi Driver and software. Can
anyone make any
> recommendations?
>
> Also apart from recording what will the DTXPRESS2 gain from a midi
connection?
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