I know it sucks doesn't it. I don't think they were far along with USB at that point when Emu released it. A hack would be pretty cool but I have no clue what is all involved to get USB connected to a DAW for knob control, etc.
I experience a lot of midi latency and reaction time with my knobs. Which has been discussed before. A full 1/2 second or so before I see any knob movement on the computer. I sure hope it's my computer, or drivers, and not the CS with a DAW in general. Well when doing regular CC tweaks to other hardware there is no midi latency that I can remember. So it's my slow computer. I will get a new laptop in a few months. Too much other stuff to get right now. It never ends.
2011/1/23 Szőnyi András <andras@...>
OK, I have found something related in an earlier post:
http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/xl7/message/19486
"As for the e-mu's usb port, you cannot use that as a substitute for
midi. You either need a midi interface or a device such as a usb
keyboard that has a selectable midi port.
--Steve"
Thanks for the answer Steve! :)
Andrew
On Sun, 23 Jan 2011, Szőnyi András wrote:
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> Although I have successfully installed the USB driver
> (on an XP) and the EMU device is recognized after connecting it,
> the E-loader software can9;t communicate with the CS, only via the MIDI port.
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> Anyway The USB MIDI device is the same as the standard MIDI device
> in the CS? I mean, If the computer could communicate via USB using
> E-loader, the standard MIDI ports would be still opened?
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> Andrew
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