AKAI EWI USB WINDOWS DRIVER KEYGEN
The pitch bend sensors (right thumb) can send MIDI CC messages. "Pitchbend up-down" is similar, but the pitch goes up first, then down. "Pitchbend down-up" means that the pitch will oscillate, first down and then up. Values 124 and above affect pitch bend, so pitch bend messages are send instead of MIDI CC messages. Most values have the same function as the corresponding Breath CC values. The bite sensor can send up to 2 MIDI CC messages as your bite pressure varies. I recommend leaving it at the default, but is included for the intrepid experimenter. Value 127 enables sending of Aftertouch messages instead of CC.ĭon't know what this does. Values from 120 to 126 may not work as expected, and are best to avoid, but are available for the intrepid experimenter. Standard names are included for reference, but your synthesizer may perform different functions than the standard name. Any other value below 120 will use that MIDI CC value. The breath sensor can send up to 2 MIDI Control Change (CC) messages as your breath pressure varies. Opens a little dialog about this application and provides the author's email address. Your previous choices are reset during this process.
Re-scans the MIDI system for devices and re-populates the "MIDI Input Device" and "MIDI Output Device" sub-menus. Sends the currently displayed configuration to the EWI USB device (which you selected from the "MIDI Output Device" sub-menu). I recommend always doing this before doing anything else in the application. If everything worked as expected, the EWI's current configuration will be displayed in the application. Queries the EWI USB device (which you selected from the "MIDI Output Device" sub-menu) and asks for its configuration (which it reads from the device you selected from the "MIDI Input Device" sub-menu). The application will attempt to identify the correct deviceĪutomatically, but you should probably make sure that it works on your Presents a list of MIDI output devices detected on your system you should select the actual EWI USB device before activating the "Receive Config from EWI" or "Send Config to EWI" menu items. The application will attempt to identify the correct device automatically, but you should probably make sure that it works on your system. Presents a list of MIDI input devices detected on your system you should select the actual EWI USB device before activating the "Receive Config from EWI" menu item. Probably best to save the file with the extension Opens a dialog to choose a location to save the current configuration If the file contains data not created specifically for the AkaiĮWI-USB, you might be surprised by the results. They should contain raw MIDI system exclusive messages. Compatible files are typically named with the file extension. Opens a dialog box to browse for files to open. The menus allow you to do a few useful things. Each group is its own tab in the tool's GUI. The parameters are split into three categories: Setup, Performance, and Controller. The AKAI EWI USB Configuration Tool allows you to configure your EWI USB via MIDI, and save/load configurations to standard sysex (.SYX) files.
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