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Virtual MIDI Ports/Drivers ?

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    I need to make a Virtual MIDI Port. ( actually several ) I have worked with MIDI just enough to be dangerous. I can trigger physical ports, but I need a way to create dummy ports to re-direct midi from one application to another. There isn't a whole lot of information available that I've seen out there, but any direction or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      I need to make a Virtual MIDI Port. ( actually several ) I have worked with MIDI just enough to be dangerous. I can trigger physical ports, but I need a way to create dummy ports to re-direct midi from one application to another. There isn't a whole lot of information available that I've seen out there, but any direction or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      Do you need to code one, or just to use one? The only one I know of that works with current Windows OS's is MidiYoke.. http://www.midiox.com/ [^] As far as coding goes... no, don't know how that would be done.

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        Do you need to code one, or just to use one? The only one I know of that works with current Windows OS's is MidiYoke.. http://www.midiox.com/ [^] As far as coding goes... no, don't know how that would be done.

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        thanks. i knew about midi yoke, but yes, i want to code my own. i appreciate the time!

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