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Sending Midi-command on Wholehog 3

Hello!

I have a pretty strange question that probably has a really easy answer. I'm trying to start (PLAY) a Harddriverecorder / player (Alesis HD24) from a Wholehog 3 desk. I have previously started this machine from a sound console (Yamaha DM2000) via MIDI (MMC) and this has worked flawlessly. The PC running the HogPC software has a M-audio Midisport 1x1.

Now to the problem: I have registered the start command sent from the DM2000 on a PC using a MIDI-view Software. The command HEX sent looks like this:

7F 01 06 07 F7

When entering this HEX in the Wholehog in the form of a MS command it looks like this:

MSh1/7F 01 06 07 F7

I have also tried:

MSi1/7F 01 06 07 F7

None of the commandlines are able to start (PLAY) the harddrive. When reading the MIDI-command the Wholehog is sending it reads like this:

7F 01 02 01 01 32 00 31 00 F7

Is there anyone who can help me with this???

Regards,
Nalle Vikström
Sweden
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    Hello, if the cue syntax is sent, the the MIDI string should be sent as well.

    Is there any chance you have the console set to a different number than what is being used in the MIDI string?

    For example if the following syntax is used, MSh1/f0 7f 01 06 02 f7, this message will only be sent out if the console is set to console number 1.

    In the start show window there is a button called SETTING, select this and there will be options for the Console Number and Port Number, check to see if the console is set to number 1.

    Thanks,
    Mitch
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    Hello, if the cue syntax is sent, the the MIDI string should be sent as well.

    Is there any chance you have the console set to a different number than what is being used in the MIDI string?

    For example if the following syntax is used, MSh1/f0 7f 01 06 02 f7, this message will only be sent out if the console is set to console number 1.

    In the start show window there is a button called SETTING, select this and there will be options for the Console Number and Port Number, check to see if the console is set to number 1.

    Thanks,
    Mitch
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