What Is Virtualport - ICON inspire 5G2 User Manual

49/61/88-note velocity-sensitive semi-weighted piano-style keys usb midi controller keyboard with “virtualport” matrix technology
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What is VirtualPort™

InSpire G2 has equipped a powerful feature named VirtualPort™,to help you
understand what VirtualPort™ is and its powerful features. Imagine there are four
individual devices with 4 independent USB connections.
The first advantage allows you to setup these devices flexibly, you could have totally
difference settings for all of these devices. For example, you may easily setup your
key-switch with piano sound-bank and drum sound for your drum pad. Secondly, as
there are four independent devices which will be recognised by your application, you
may control four different applications simultaneously with each controller. Thirdly,
each device (as listed below) is equipped with 4 VirtualPort™ that allow you to
switch on or off, it works like a matrix that you can send your midi message to the
other VirtualPort™ channels.
Factory default device setting:
InSpire G2 hardware
Controller (e.g. faders, knobs, button etc.)
Note:
When using Mackie Control or HUI protocol at your DAW, "USB Audio
Device[3]" must be selected as the MIDI In/Out device at your DAW setting.
10
Keyswicth
12-Drum Pads
MIDI Out port
VirtualPort™
preset setting
VirtualPort™ 1
USB Audio Device
VirtualPort™ 2
USB Audio Device [2]
VirtualPort™ 3
USB Audio Device [3]
VirtualPort™ 4
USB Audio Device [4]
DAW naming

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