The “Concert Grand Piano” in all slots, except Part 10 which is set to “Stereo GM Kit”. It places a “placeholder” program in each of the 16 Parts.

The “Multi/GM” is similar to the default starting point designed for using General MIDI files or as a starting point for creating 16-Part multi-timbral setups for use with a sequencer. Sorry if I'm a bit clumsy, English is not my native language. I don't have much knowledge about Midi stuff, but my theories is that there is a problem with MIDI channels! If i am correct, each instrument on a midi file is on a differents MIDI channels, and it seems that my MODX can only read one channel with the wrong instrument! So I thought that I could solved that by setting the MODX on 'MULTI' in > “Settings” > 'Advanced' > 'MIDI I/O MODE' but I have the same result. Like I said, everything is, in theory, well connected, 'USB' on 'Settings” > “MIDI I/O' is green, and the USB icon on the top is blue, that's why I don't really understand what's wrong! Since the software recognize the MODX both in output and input but no sound is coming out, I supposed it was a MODX setting problem!īy all the drivers, I meant, Yamaha Steinberg USB Driver V1.10.4 and MODX Connect for windows! Sorry it's the first time I post something on a forum, I didn't know what to say exactly.

And when a synthesizer is connected, you can learn how to play songs, it's like a game where the note are falling on a keyboard and you have to press the right key to keep the song going ! I invite you to do a quick search if you don't see what I mean! Synthesia is a software that reads midi files.

Make synthesia songs