To simply things for now, I would leave the MiniBrute's MIDI OUT disconnected (and corresponding MIDI IN to the USB/MIDI interface), since it is not critical at this point for the MiniBrute to SEND MIDI data to the computer, first you want to make sure your computer can send data to the MB and trigger some sounds.Īssuming all of that is hooked up correctly, not sure if I have any other suggestions. Then leave that in place, don't change anything, and move on to addressing the MIDI control.Īlso this may sound "obvious" but make sure the MIDI OUT from your USB/MIDI interface is connected to the MIDI IN of your MiniBrute. Play it manually with the MiniBrute's keyboard just to make sure you can hear sound and there are no problems there.
One thing just to be clear on (I wasn't totally sure from the way you worded your post), but MIDI does not transmit actual audio signal, so you will need to make sure the AUDIO OUT from your MiniBrute is also hooked up to some kind of audio interface, monitor speakers, etc.
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