The default setting when you open MIDItar Hero is to send MIDI output to your computer’s built-in synthesizer, which is that piano sound you’re probably sick of by now. MIDItar Hero does not create sounds – all it does is produce MIDI information that can be sent outside of the program to control sounds elsewhere. You will need to use the Custom Controller option in the OS/Platform Menu to configure your controller.Īfter you have Max/MSP Runtime and the controller drivers installed, you can download MIDItar Hero.
PS2 Controller with a PS2 to USB adapter:
They either require no additional drivers, or Windows will install the required drivers upon plugging in the controller. This includes the Rock Band Strat and the Rock Band Drum Set. Only Wii controllers that are connected through USB work with MIDItar Hero. You will need the Tattiebogle PS3 Driver. If you want to use a wireless Xbox 360 Controller, you will need to purchase the Xbox 360 Wireless Gaming Receiver for Windows. You will need the Tattiebogle Xbox 360 Driver. You will be prompted to download and install the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows driver when you plug the controller into the computer’s USB port. The required drivers depend on what console your instrument controller is meant for and what operating system your computer is running. Download the necessary controller drivers
Max/MSP Runtime is FREE and can be downloaded from the Cycling ’74 website.Ģ. Of course, you’ll need a Guitar Hero or Rock Band instrument to properly use MIDItar Hero, but technically any USB device can be used with the program. To use MIDItar Hero correctly, you will need the Max/MSP Runtime, the proper controller drivers, and the MIDItar Hero software. If you do not read these instructions carefully, MIDItar Hero will not work correctly or even run at all. MIDItar Hero requires several additional downloads and installations to function correctly.