2) mac, Cubase sx – ESI M4U User Manual
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ESI Miditerminal M4U
2) Mac
As long as the M4U is recognized by Mac OS X with no problem, all the applications
that support CoreMIDI should work fine with the M4U. Here are some examples of
how to change application settings for using the M4U.
Cubase SX
In Cubase, expand the MIDI section in the Inspector by clicking its tab.
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