#ADVANCED MEDIA CENTER REMOTE MAPPER DRIVER#
Once you have your MIDI driver installed, set up a MIDI session per the instructions for your chosen driver. You can check out rtpMIDI or research your own preferred alternative. Unlike macOS, Windows doesn't come with a pre-installed MIDI driver, so you'll need to download one if you don't already have one installed on your computer. Just make sure to hit Save if you make any adjustments to those assignments. If you'd like, you can different MIDI cues per each command. Once connected, you'll see a green MIDI indicator show towards the top of your Presenter window. In the top right corner of the MIDI page, click Connect to a MIDI Network and select the session. Go to ⚙ Settings in Presenter and click MIDI from the left. If you're running the controller and Presenter on separate devices, then this step should be completed automatically for you. Once the session is set up and your MIDI device is connected to that session, you're ready to configure the settings in Presenter. For step 6 on the linked Apple article, please follow the instructions on this article, if you are running both the MIDI controller and Presenter (the MIDI receiver) on the same computer. macOS:įirst, make sure that you have a MIDI session set up and running on the computer. Then, follow the instructions below depending on your computer's operating system (OS). First, make sure that your MIDI device is connected to the same network as the computer running Presenter. Presenter by WorshipTools supports MIDI mapping, meaning you can connect your MIDI devices to control your Presenter cues. When Running the MIDI Controller and Presenter on the Same Computer Screens are "On" but nothing is projecting
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