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--- external:examples:reaper_mmc_on_same_pc [2020/02/13 11:17] – ↷ Page name changed from external:examples:reaper_on_same_pc to external:examples:reaper_mmc_on_same_pc icke_siegen
+++ external:examples:reaper_mmc_on_same_pc [2020/02/13 12:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 (inspired by Oliver Waits, December 2019)
-The idea is to control REaper (see [[external:software_list|]]) in a similar way like [[external:winamp|]], i.e. start, stop, pause etc.
+The idea is to control Reaper (see [[external:software_list|]]) in a similar way like [[external:winamp|]], i.e. start, stop, pause etc.
 ===== Prerequisites =====
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 ==== - Try it out ====
-Essentially this should work staright away: in Titan, fire the macro ''MMC Play'' and Reaper should immediately start playing - but see below. This also works together with Reaper sending Timecode back into Titan, like described in [[external:examples:reaper timecode on same pc|]]
+Essentially this should work straight away: in Titan, fire the macro ''MMC Play'' and Reaper should immediately start playing - but see below. This also works together with Reaper sending Timecode back into Titan, like described in [[external:examples:reaper timecode on same pc|]]
 Some caveats I found:
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 ==== - How to debug ====
-If things do not work as expected there some tools whhich help finding the fault:
+If things do not work as expected then there are some tools which help finding the fault:
 === - loopMIDI ===
+loopMIDI shows the number of transmitted data. This number increases with every command. If this number does not increase then Titan doesn't send data.
+{{:external:examples:debug_loopmidi.png|}}
+=== - USB Expert Console ===
+Open the USB Expert Console. This must show loopMIDI Port 1 as connected panel (top-left). Select the ''MIDI'' tab top-right, click ''Watch MIDI'', in the MIDI watcher window select MIDI Input an Raw MIDI. Now, as you send a command, it is shown in the MIDI watcher:
+{{:external:examples:debug_usbexpert.png?450|}}
+=== - MIDI-OX ===
+Install and launch MIDI-OX (see [[external:software_list|]]. From the Options menu select ''MIDI Devices''. Make sure loopMIDI Port is listed as MIDI Input but isn't mapped to any output (yes, you can create a feedback loop, and yes, you do not want to do this...)
+{{:external:examples:debug_midiox_1.png|}}
+From the View menu select ''Input Monitor...''. In this window, all incoming MIDI data are shown. You will see anything when you fire a command in Titan:
+{{:external:examples:debug_midiox_2.png|}}