Thank you for your reply.
I have heard abit about the driver you mentionned : do you think such a thing is 3000% safe for a controller, or might it mess up things a bit ?

Just a heads up, some of the links for download aren't working:

MidiChs and Image are set to the wrong location. If you copy the link and change the folder location from "xt" to "pizmidi" they work.

The links for MidiCurve and MidiPBCurve are the same. Again if you copy the link but this time change the filename from "midicurve.zip" to "midipbcurve.zip" it works.

Hope that helps.

Hi all. Does anyone know if these plugins are successfully able to be wrapped to AU format in order to be used in Logic/MainStage? If so, which wrapper have you used?

Hello!

I've tried several times to download these (both 32 and 64 bit zip files) and consistently get the same message about a corrupted archive that's been mentioned a couple of times previously in this post. Could this be fixed or is there another download site?

Thanks,
Hartley

Lost domain name or bad link at Thepiz.org:
When you were doing such great work...

Maybe here?

http://code.google.com/p/pizmidi/downloads/list

- Mario

Hi,

first of all, thanks for the great midiPolyphony plug-in, I use it all the time in Cubase with multitimbral VSTi's, works great!

Now I tried a new thing: I would like to play polyphonically with the new NI Monark VSTi (that is monophonic inherently).

In Cubase 7 I created 4 instances of Monark as four VST Rack instrument, assigned them to four MIDI channels, with MIDI IN channel numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4, monitor buttons are switched on.

Unfortunately, only the first Monark with Ch1 assigned gives sound, the other three does not (however they get the midi signal, leds are blinking in Cubase), so always the 4th press gives any sound..

Is the midiPolyphony plug-in for multitimbral instruments only so can I not use it to spread voices across different (non-multitimbral) VST instruments?

thanks