soundzunique
Hi all I have:
virtual dj 7.05b pro
MacBook
Reloop contour interface edition
When I connect it all together nothing works and vdj doesn't find it in the devices / maapper tab the software does not see the controller.
All the machines have latest firmwares installed all updated drivers to are installed
virtual dj 7.05b pro
MacBook
Reloop contour interface edition
When I connect it all together nothing works and vdj doesn't find it in the devices / maapper tab the software does not see the controller.
All the machines have latest firmwares installed all updated drivers to are installed
Posté Wed 16 Nov 11 @ 3:05 pm
Support staff
Unfortunately the Reloop Contour does not answer to standard MIDI SysEx ID request, so the only way it can be detected on MacOS is by its driver name.
This must be exactly: Reloop CONTOUR
Please check in MacOS's Audio/MIDI utility and rename it if necessary.
NOTE: On Windows PC (7 and Vista), it will be detected by USB VID/PID, but this method is not supported on Mac.
This must be exactly: Reloop CONTOUR
Please check in MacOS's Audio/MIDI utility and rename it if necessary.
NOTE: On Windows PC (7 and Vista), it will be detected by USB VID/PID, but this method is not supported on Mac.
Posté Wed 16 Nov 11 @ 6:59 pm
soundzunique
Thanks for your reply how do I rename this exactly ie where do I go and do this where to find it etc
Many thanks Steve
Many thanks Steve
Posté Thu 17 Nov 11 @ 10:59 am
soundzunique
Tried all the above options but still no joy
Posté Thu 17 Nov 11 @ 2:12 pm
Support staff
Go to MacOS Utilities -> Audio MIDI Setup, then go to the menu and choose the option to show the MIDI window.
Make sure that the MIDI device for the Contour is named EXACTLY as above.
Also, make sure that you have not changed it from the default MIDI channels.
If you have access to a PC, then you can also try using MIDItrace to see if it now supports SysEx ID in newer versions of the firmware:
(1) Download the following program: http://www.virtualdj.com/download/miditrace.exe
(2) Run MIDItrace and select the Contour in both the input and output sections.
(3) Click on the SEND button.
(4) Copy and paste the result string that is returned, if any.
Make sure that the MIDI device for the Contour is named EXACTLY as above.
Also, make sure that you have not changed it from the default MIDI channels.
If you have access to a PC, then you can also try using MIDItrace to see if it now supports SysEx ID in newer versions of the firmware:
(1) Download the following program: http://www.virtualdj.com/download/miditrace.exe
(2) Run MIDItrace and select the Contour in both the input and output sections.
(3) Click on the SEND button.
(4) Copy and paste the result string that is returned, if any.
Posté Fri 18 Nov 11 @ 6:03 am