Hi. I compare the "state" of YT with the Music-Production in the Ninties. The "democtratization" of Selling CDs and "cheap productions", lead to a oversaturation and the disruption of the Market. The same is Happening to YT. For me, the most annoying Part, it is all about "begging" for Money... If the Channel is BIG, it is only selling Stuff. If it is too small, it is "grinding" for any Penny, Nickle or how the smallest Coin in Your area is called... And so Parteon comes too the rescue... Wait a moment... it is just too grind somewhere else... hmmmm... So the similarity to the Music-Producer and the "Content-Creator", ist there. Only the "hyped" and "pushed" can earn Money, all the rest is investing, just to keep it running. And here is what YT was "giving" away, free Money for "the Creative" ones. "But now, the free Lunch is over..." You can see it on the YT, how Creators went to "extrimism" too stay in the Business. Likes are bought, shady secondary Markets opened up... For me Patreon is more a secondary Market for YT. YT, as a Platform, is well established, now all the little ones can ask for Money, but keep it going is another Story. BTW in Germany there is a Profession named "Content-Creator/Mediengestalter", who is capable to use all sorts of Industrial Application to manipulate "Pixels" and such... I like to call them "Pixel-Schubser". Translates to "Pixel-Pusher". I saw it in real live... It was really hard to Push a Red Pixel, one by one to the right... I can´t do this Work, my bad Spine... It is too hard... :~ c.u. @all Next Year :-D

Hi. Uuups wrong... Error can´t compute... I was asleep some how, accidantly?! :zzz: You are right, wasn´t a reply to your Message. sry Zui

Hi. DataGridView.Sort Method (IComparer) (System.Windows.Forms)[^] I think You dont need a Sort-algorithm inside of a the DataGridView. It is already (halfway) build in the DataGridView. That is the cool Feature of it... To do that use the Button events to apply the Sorting to the Control. Pass in the Parameter to the IComparer, which you need to Implement. And magic... c.u. Zui from Hamburg P.S. Replied to the wrong Message.

Hi. DataGridView.Sort Method (IComparer) (System.Windows.Forms)[^] I think You dont need a Sort-algorithm inside of a the DataGridView. It is already (halfway) build in the DataGridView. That is the cool Feature of it... To do that use the Button events to apply the Sorting to the Control. Pass in the Parameter to the IComparer, which you need to Implement. And magic... c.u. Zui from Hamburg

Hi. (Uppsssie just missed the there where more Replies, is just saw only that about the First Error Message :rolleyes: ) I did alot of VB.NET and VB6 MIDI Stuff. That´s why I started to learn Programing. To be honest, I used like You a Library, Mostly MidiOx. (Oldie, but goldie...) It is always the same things that are nessesary for Midi Handling. First check if the Midi Device(s) are Present. Then Open them and Store it in a Instance (Variable). Then use the Subparts (Properties) like Channel number (MIDI-Channel) etc. Then handle (Midi is mostly about Timings) the Midi Events. But if You have a USB Midi Controller, You have to make Sure it has a Tone Generator. Like the Korg NanoPads, they can only be used as Input Devices. Maybe thats the cause for the Error-Messages. If that´s the Case, use Your Computer and find a Software Synthesizer (Or some Tone Generator, Sampler etc.) and connect them inside the Computer. Of course Virtual Plugs (And there is no WLAN-Cable :laugh: ) to connect the MIDI Input (Controller) with the Generator (You can make your own Sampler in VB A Soundboard for example). Or use a DAW ( 'Digital Audio Workstation' Application like: Cubase, Reason, Logik Fruity-Loops to name some of them, and all are Commercial I can´t remeber some Freeware atm.) Please consider to use a MIDI analyzer Software like MIDIOX to see how MIDI DATA is transported and Connected Interchanged etc.) For the VB Programming, it is very easy to Programm basic Midi Handling. Lik I sad: First get the Inputs and Outputs of the Midi-Devices in a List. Like Jazz.GetDevices() Then find the Proper Device, maybe with a Index or by a Name, whats the most convinitent way to do it. Then Get the Input of Your USB-Controller. Test it with MidiOX it has all Information allready awailable to see what is named what etc. Then Connect the Midi-Messages of the Inputs and send them to the Tone generator Input. So You have to Reroute the Midi Flow from the Controller to the Tonegenerator. Wow very Complicated explained. Let me break it Down. Your VB-App will have to have Inputs and Outputs. The USB-Controller will be a Input in Your App. You have to use then the Output of your App to create some Noise (A Symphony for Example). But if the Output should be a Soundboard that will be Playing MP3/or Wav Files on a Keyboardpress (Pianokeyboard) You can ommit the Output and just play the Files with the Windows Soundsystem, when the NoteOn Message is recieved. When Jazz Library