Tutorial: Connecting via Wifi with MIDI Designer

This video has been replaced with this one:    • Getting Connected: Ad-Hoc Connection ...  

MIDI Designer (http://midiDesigner.com) can connect to anything that can be controlled by MIDI (including lighting systems, soft synths and effects, DAWs, and hardware synths and effects like the Axe 2). This video covers one of the most common ways to connect MIDI Designer to your computer: via Wifi.

This computer uses a Mac as the computer, but the instructions are essentially identical for connect to Windows (deep debt of gratitude to Tobias Erichsen for rtpMIDI, see http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/rtpMIDI....

The software I mention for diagnosing on the Mac side is Snoize MIDI Monitor, which no MIDI Designer user who connects to Mac should be without. Link is here: http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/