At 8:08 +0000 31.08.00, magnusnorden@... wrote: >I use the MIDI driver/connector of my soundcard and already have the >latest drivers on my system. According to the Yamaha website these >drivers provide "multiclient access, [meaning]that XGEDIT and >VST/Cakewalk/Logic can run at the same time without the need for >Hubis loopback. However [in order] to record sysex or controller data >into the event list of these sequencers, you will still need to >configure a Hubi pipe as with previous drivers." It seems the "multiclient access" is not 100%, but only for channel messages. >Does this mean that I still have to use Hubis? Yes. SoundDiver can't work without SysEx. >If so, how do I >set/configure Hubis to work on my system (i.e. what midi ports are to >be connected to what LBs)? The readme contains instructions. You will have to disable ports in SoundDiver. This is done in the file C:WindowsWIN.INI. You will find a section "[SoundDiver JV/XP]" there with lines "MidiIn_...=1" and "MidiOut_...=1". Change all the lines, except all "MidiIn_LB...=1" and "MidiOut_LB...=1" to "...=0". SoundDiver now opens only the LB ports. -- Beste Gruesse - best regards, Michael Haydn EMAGIC Soft- und Hardware GmbH SoundDiver Group Executive Logic Windows Developer Unitor8 Control Project Manager