verify that the software is configured to receive the MIDI messages from the Ohm64 controller.
Windows XP will show the port names as “USB Audio Device” and “USB Audio Device[2]”, though the
“New Hardware Found” popup will show the device as “Ohm64”.
Windows 7 will show your controller as Ohm64 and will automatically recognize the device.
If you are still having problems, confirm that you are receiving MIDI data using MidiMonitor (for OS X) at
http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/ or MIDIOX (for Windows) http://www.midiox.com.
Editor
For details on editing the MIDI assignments on the Ohm64, click here: Ohm64 Editor
Support
For questions or support please visit our forums at http://forums.lividinstruments.com Here you will find
answers to many of your questions and ask new ones. We will do our best to answer most of of your
questions within 24 hours.
Appendix
Ohm64 Sysex
SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE COMMAND BYTES
The System Exclusive message includes the official MIDI Manufacturer ID for Livid, a Product number, and
the Command number. A "wild card" Product number allows the same commands to be shared across
multiple Livid products. These messages can be almost any number of bytes from 7 to (183) bytes.
Note: In this specification, all numbers are hexadecimal unless parenthesized or otherwise noted, in which
case they are decimal.
F0 00 01 61 02 NN ... F7
The Product number is 02 for the Ohm64, and the Command numbers, NN, are described below.
COMMAND SUMMARY
00 : individual button map (not supported) *
01 : individual control map (not supported) *
02 : Save User Settings
03 : read presets (ignored) *
04 : Set all LED indicators
05 : Recall User Settings
06 : Factory Reset
07 : Request, multiple subtypes:
07.04 : Request all LED indicators
