Sonar, Cubase sx – ESI M8U User Manual
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M8U
ESI
Sonar
After launching Sonar, Go to Option -> MIDI devices setting and select USB Audio Device or
M8U.
Mac
As long as the M8U is recognized by Mac OS X with no problem, all the applications that support
CoreMIDI should work fine with the M8U. Here are some examples of how to change application
settings for using the M8U.
Cubase SX
In Cubase, expand the MIDI section in the Inspector by clicking its tab.
In this section, you can choose a port (or all ports) for MIDI input.
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See also other documents in the category ESI Audio:
- MAYA44e (20 pages)
- Audioterminal 010 (33 pages)
- ESP1010 (30 pages)
- GigaStation (37 pages)
- Juli@ (28 pages)
- Juli@ XTe (28 pages)
- EX8000 (15 pages)
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- MI/ODI/O (4 pages)
- MAYA44 (35 pages)
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- Prodigy X-Fi NRG (20 pages)
- Waveterminal 2496 (38 pages)
- Dr.DAC nano (1 page)
- WaMi Rack 192X (43 pages)
- Waveterminal 192X (54 pages)
- Dr.DAC prime (12 pages)
- Waveterminal 192M (45 pages)
- UGM96 (22 pages)
- ESU1808 (23 pages)
- GIGAPort AG (13 pages)
- GIGAPort DG Installation (13 pages)
- GIGAPort DG (28 pages)
- GIGAPORT HD (13 pages)
- GIGAPORT HD (12 pages)
- U24 XL (15 pages)
- MAYA44 USB (16 pages)
- MAYA44 USB (16 pages)
- PHONORAMA (16 pages)
- U46 SE (16 pages)
- U46 XL (18 pages)
- UDJ6 (12 pages)
- U46DJ (24 pages)
- Waveterminal U24 (13 pages)
- Waveterminal U2A (32 pages)
- Waveterminal U24 (60 pages)
- DuaFire (20 pages)
- QuataFire 610 (28 pages)
- M4U (19 pages)
- RoMI/O (5 pages)
- M8U XL (2 pages)
- MIDIMATE II (2 pages)
- MIDIMATE (13 pages)
- Miditerminal 4140 (28 pages)