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MIDI Interfaces & Gigasampler

Currently, there are not any apparent problems associated with Gigasampler and any of the variety of MIDI Interfaces available on the market today for the PC. Port limitations that can effect your installation and operation of Gigasampler can occur in both Windows 95 and Windows 98, depending on the number of active MIDI ports you currently have on your machine. Windows 95 supports up to 10 MIDI ports (160 MIDI channels) with a 'pseudo' 11th port, while Windows 98 supports 15 MIDI ports (240 MIDI channels) with 'pseudo' 16th port.

If you've found a compatibility problem with any MIDI interface and Gigasampler, email us and we'll make note of it here. We will also update this section with compatibility and performance information as well as any workarounds that we can come up with in our tests.

If you already have the maximum number of ports active for each operating system, you may experience problems installing or running Gigasampler. This can sometimes be remedied by uninstalling your multi-port MIDI interface before you install Gigasampler and then reinstalling your interface drivers afterwards.

For a listing of MIDI Interfaces currently on the market, refer to our Guide to MIDI Interfaces.

More questions about MIDI? Consult our MIDI FAQ or check out our discussion forums.

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