1. Make sure the MIDI files for the hardware device’s OS upgrade are unzipped. Typically, you can double-click the .zip file and Winzip will come up. Extract them to a folder you can find easily- for example- C:\\MIDI.<\/p>\n
2. Make sure there is a cable plugged into the MIDI interface’s output port to the hardware device’s in port.<\/p>\n
3. Go to Start – Settings – Control Panel – Multimedia – MIDI.<\/p>\n
4. Change the preferred MIDI playback device to the MIDI port that corresponds to the port you chose in step #3. Click OK to get out of the control panel.<\/p>\n
5. Depending on what version of Windows Media Player you have installed, you may or may not have playlist capability. Windows Media Player 7 and above have playlist capability, which means you can load all of the MIDI files in and it will play them in sequence.<\/p>\n
6. Launch Media Player by going to Start – Programs – Accessories – Entertainment – Windows Media Player.<\/p>\n
7. Go to My Computer – C drive and find the folder you unzipped the MIDI files to and open it. Highlight all files with CTRL-A and drag and drop the first file (all other files will come with it) into the playlist of Media Player.<\/p>\n
If your Windows Media Player does not have playlist computability, simply double-click each file in sequence.<\/p>\n
8. Prepare your hardware device to receive midi, and click Play on Media Player.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","categories":[],"tags":[],"storecat":[],"itemids":[],"manufacturers":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n