Oh, and I did try a new Akai Mini Play - could get Midi step-input to work into Musicator but, again, could not get output redirected to the Midi Out to that to play at all - just the internal synth. So is there anyone out there that might perchance be using Musicator V6 who has experience with USB Midi working with the application? In the old days I simply changed an output in Musicator 3 to use Midi Mapper and off you went - can't find any such option in this new(er) release. How does it work now? Where's Midi Mapper gone? I have now got a Yamaha DOU-10 connected via the USB Midi adaptor now and the output works fine from Media Player (but I had to use Coolsoft Midi Mapper to get it to see it) but I cannot figure out at all how to get Musicator 6 to play through the Midi interface - it just uses the internal Windows GS Wavetable Synth. My main query is relating to Midi under Windows 10. Oh, and I have a utility that let s you trick the date to an application so there's always 7 days left on the 14-day demo :-) Windows 10 is where I am now and I have found on-line a demo of Musicator Version 6 which is time limited to 14-days so I can open my old files but there's a couple of issues. Well, times have obviously moved on and the old XP Laptop is kind-of no more. Previously I was using Musicator version 3 running on an old Windows XP Laptop connected to a Yamaha PSR410 via a USB Midi cable for output. I've decided it's time to get back into music after a 10 year or so break. First time post here so forgive me if anything here has been covered previously.

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