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- Kevin Keinert
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You don't need VirtualMIDISynth in your setup.
VirtualMIDISynth is a (virtual) MIDI device, as like as your USB MIDI Keyborad should be.
You need to:
- Install a MIDI player that allows MIDI out selection, like VanBasco (available for free).
Please note that, starting from Windows7, you need to install it by right-clicking on its setup file then "select Run as administrator". - Open VanBasco, right click on it (or press ALT+S) to open configuration and check if your keyboard is included in available devices.
- If not, configure the MIDI keyboard in your system to be seen in available MIDI output devices (i.e. install device drivers, enable it, ...) then get back to point 2.
VanBasco has the playlist feature you need.
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