Musescore 4 MIDI Input Not Working
In Musescore 4 I cannot input notes from my Casio Privia keyboard, even though I am perfectly able to do it in 3.6. I/O is set to "CASIO USB-MIDI" for both MIDI input and MIDI output and the "Enable MIDI input" setting is checked.
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I got the same with Clavinova clp-745
Musescore v4.0.1.
- My CASIO USB-MIDI is recognised automatically as input and output, and I have enabled MIDI Input.
- Midi input works fine (Type "N" to set the note input mode).
Problem:
- Output is only going to the PC, not to my MIDI Out device.
Same problem with Casio Privia PX-870 digital piano
Same problem with my Akai MPK249 pro, via usb, on pc, switch to muse score 3 and works right away. toggled enabled. trying restart again.
Same with Yamaha CLP-775. MAC newest OS 12.6.3, MuseScore 3.6.2 runs without problems. 4.0.1 no MIDI function, even every 10th keypressure leads to an input.
In reply to Same with Yamaha CLP-775… by Christoph Bauer
Now I tested a MIDI-to-USB-Device. This runs correctly. I think it is a proble with the recognition of the "original" USB MIDI-signals from my MIDI device YAMAHA CLP-775?
Can I help to fix it with more tests on my device / platform? E.g. using a MIDI-Monitor software or sending log-files?
Same problem with my Yamaha MX88 on mac. Things are working fine and suddenly note input on my score stops. I don't have this problem with MS 3.
I solved it, finally! I had the same exact problem, but I just figured it out right now. You need to go onto the keyboard midi settings (on the keyboard, not computer) and disable "hi-resolution MIDI out". Problem solved.
In reply to I solved it, finally! I had… by mphsound
YES, THanks. Disabling 'hi-resolution MIDI out' worked for me. I would never have thought to try that!!!!
In reply to I solved it, finally! I had… by mphsound
I don't see this on my Yamaha clp785. I finally had hope.
this problem is so depressing :(
where is the high-resolution MIDI out setting on a yamaha psr-sx900 midi keyboard
Hi everybody, I don't know whether you guys have resolved this yourselves but none of this may be necessary.
I see on other posts that people think musescore 4 cannot import midi files. This would naturally lead to playing the keyboard directly into musescore 4 with all the latency problems that entails.
The great news is that you don't 'import' midi files . . . you 'open' them. I recorded a brass band piece in qtractor - exported it as a midi file - opened it in musescore 4 and it was all there. Just need to reassign some instruments and put dynamic markings on and we're good to go . . .
And of course, this totally solves our '16 midi channel limit' issue.
No more messing about trying to play a full orchestra in qtractor via qsynth, qsampler, Carla or fantasia - just record everything in your DAW, export midi and OPEN it in musescore 4.
Then back into qtractor (or ardour) as stems. GORGEOUS
Did you ever find a resolution for this? I have a brand new px-770 and I'm having the same problem.