IpMIDI transmits multicast UDP with a destination address of 225.0.0.37. If your DAW computer has only 1 network adapter, this will be used by default and no further configuration is necessary. ipMIDI may be used for Events, Automation Input/Output Actions,ĭifferent ipMIDI ports should be used for each.įor computers with multiple network adapters, the computer must be configured to ensure the correct adapter is used. If Audinate's Dante Controller or Dante Virtual Soundcard are to be used on the same computer as the DAW, multiple network adapters will be needed.ĭante and DAW control must be on different subnets for correct operation with SSL Live consoles. DAW control, SOLSA and TaCo may all be used simultaneously provided the network bandwidth allows. The Connectivity port is also used for SOLSA and TaCo remote control. Refer to the Network options section for more detail. The DAW network adapter must be set to the same subnet as the console's Connectivity adapter. The Connectivity port must be set to an IP address or DHCP server that does not conflict with any other subnet used by the console (Pri or Sec Dante). The network cable should be connected directly to the Connectivity network port on the console or via network switches. IpMIDI works over an Ethernet connection between the SSL Live console and the computer running the DAW. Please note a reboot is required after making any changes in ipMIDI Monitor.
The picture below shows 10 ports and loopback turned off. The loop back function must be turned off.
Each port allows for 8 channels of control. IpMIDI Monitor is used to set the number of emulated MIDI ports in use. Once installed, the computer must be restarted. The latest version of ipMIDI must be installed on the Mac or PC running the DAW you wish to control. IpMIDI is an application that allows a standard network adapter to be used as multiple MIDI ports.
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