MIDI-MT Documentation in English
To run MIDI-MT, the following components are
required:
Visual C++ Redistributable from
Microsoft.Microsoft Edge WebView2 Component
from Microsoft.The application uses MIDI drivers from Tobias Erichsen, version
1.3.0.43 dated 2019-12-02. MIDI-MT must be
installed before running. To install a MIDI driver, visit the site and
install loopMIDI
or rtpMIDI.
These distributions include the drivers necessary for operation. If for
some reason the tobias-erichsen.de website is not available,
loopMIDI can be downloaded from this
repository.
An application that includes the necessary drivers -
loopMIDI is itself useful, giving you the opportunity to
experiment with connecting and switching MIDI equipment.
To run, you must have the latest version
Visual C++ Redistributable installed from Microsoft.
Typically, this add-on is already installed on your system and no
additional installation is required. But for earlier builds of Windows
10/11, you may need to update Visual C++ Redistributable
component.
A typical error if there is no current version of the component: “cannot load library msvcp140.dll”
Visual C++ Redistributable installs the Microsoft C and
C++ runtime libraries. These libraries are required by many applications
built using Microsoft C and C++ tools. If your application uses these
libraries, you must install the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable
Package on the target system before installing the application.
As of release version 1.0.6.6,
MIDI-MT has a dependency on the
Microsoft Edge WebView2 component and requires it for the
Control Panel Designer to work.
If the Microsoft Edge WebView2 component is not installed
on the system, Control Panel Designer cannot be
launched.