Manual

MonoLogue Midi Editor

for PC 32/64 bit and Mac
Standalone and VST Plugin

The download contains:

1. Manual.pdf
2. PC 32 bit Folder
3.PC 64 bit Folder
4. Mac Folder
 PC + MAC

Before the Editor are installed

Installing the Korg USB-Midi Driver".

https://www.korg.com/tmp/support/download/index.php/
product/1/285/
?country=us&page=product&prodtype=1&prodid=285

Or use the standard Midi connectors with Midi cable.

You can also use USB and Standard Midi together.

 PC
Install Editor Standalone and Plugin

Standalone
Copy "Korg MonoLogue Midi Editor.exe“
in a folder of your choice and start the editor by double-
clicking the file.

Plugin
Copy the „Korg MonoLogue Midi Editor.dll“ to your VST-
plugin- folder.

A possible place would be:

Then the plugin should be visible in the Vst folder

of your DAW.

Attention!
Start first the MonoLogue (Hardware) than the
„MonoLogue Editor
 PC
Connect the Monologue with the PC and make settings
in the DAW and the Monologue editor

"Monologue Midi Port"

"Monologue Midi Port"

"Ableton Live"
PC-user:
Disable the
"Monologue Midi
Port"
in your DAW-Setup,
Audio-In otherwise there is an
from error message!
Monologe Hardware

"PC -user:
Input":
Secect the Monologue
Midi Port" and
channel 1

"Output":
Secect the Monologue
Midi Port" and
channel 1

Play hardware
via keyboard
or notes:
"Midi Thru"
Setting!
Editor

You can use USB or standard midi connector

Extern Midi
USB Cable
Interface
connection
Midi IN =
"monologue KBD/
KNOB"

Midi OUT =
Standard "monologue SOUND"
midi
connection
 MAC
Install Editor Standalone and Plugin

Standalone
Copy „Korg MonoLogue Midi Editor.app“
in a folder of your choice and start the editor by double-
clicking the file.

Plugin
Copy the „Korg MonoLogue Midi Editor.VST“ to your VST-
folder

and the "Korg MonoLogue Midi Editor.component" to

Component folder.

Be careful, copy the plug-in not to the wrong library :

RIGHT>{Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plugins/ (VST) and (Components)

*not* >Macintosh HD/{userName}/Library/Audio/Plugins/(VST) and (Components) .

Otherwise you can not see them in the DAW.

Then the plugin should now be visible in the

Plugin folder of your DAW.
Attention!
Start first the Korg MonoLogue (Hardware) than the
„Korg MonoLogue Editor.
 MAC
Connect the Monologue with the MAC and make settings
in the DAW and the Monologue editor

"Monologue Midi Port"

"Monologue Midi Port"

"Ableton Live"

DAW Midi
Setting

Audio-In
from
Monologe Hardware

MAC-user:
Input":
Secect the Monologue
Midi Port" and
channel 1

"Output":
Secect the Monologue
Midi Port" and
channel 1

Play hardware
via keyboard
or notes:
"Midi Thru"
Setting!
Editor

You can use USB or standard midi connector

Extern Midi
USB Cable
Interface
connection
Midi IN =
"monologue KBD/
KNOB"

Midi OUT =
Standard "monologue SOUND"
midi
connection
 Tips and Troubleshooting
1. How many tracks do I need in my DAW?--> 3 Tracks :
1- for "Editor PlugIn"--> select no midi IN and OUT for the Track, select only
Midi IN and OUT in the "Editor PlugIn". (Conected with Synth)

2- for send Midi-Pattern to the Synth.

3- for Audio IN from the Synth.

1a. With Midi Thru ---> 2 Tracks:

1- for "Editor PlugIn"--> select Keyboad for midi IN , select Midi IN and
OUT in the "Editor PlugIn"and Midi Thu Setting.

2- for Audio IN from the Synth.

2. Sad smiley in"Editor PlugIn" Midi Setup:

1. You have to start first the Synth, than the "Editor PlugIn".
2. The Synth ist not conected with the Computer.

3. Error message at plugin start, PC / Windows:

Windows does not come with a native virtual MIDI driver.

You can open the Midi port only once.
If it is active in the DAW-Midi-Setup, it can not be opened again in the
"Editor Plug-In" -Setup. The "Editor PlugIn" needs its own Midi Port!

Solution: Disable the Midi port you use in the "Editor PlugIn" in your DAW Midi-
Setup!

Or use a virtuell Midi-Port:

A free software to fix the problem is:
„LoopMIDI" , developed by Tobias Erichsen, who also programmed a version of the
Network MIDI driver for Windows.

Home:
http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.htm

4. Save "Editor PlugIn" Presets:

You can save the "Editor PlugIn" settings as a (..fxb) file in your
DAW and load it into the plugin again.

"Ableton Live" JP-08 Editor

 Tips and Troubleshooting

5. Can the editor retrieve data from the synth?

No, it can only send and receive data from the synth.

6. Can the editor send data at startup?

Yes, when the editor is started, it sends a snapshot from the last setting to the
synth.

7. The sound of the synth does not sound like the editor anymore after
starting the editor!

This is because the editor sends all knob settings to the Synth, even those
that have not been changed.
Remedy, move all the knobs of the editor briefly to hear the setting result
on the synth.

8. I can not find the "Editor Plugin" in my DAW plugin folder?

1. You copied the plug-in to the wrong folder.

2. Your system (DAW) has not adopted the editor name, but has
adopted the name of the progamation software. Then you can
find it under "Ctrlr" or "Instigator".

Demo Video (Applies to all my "Editor Plugin")

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hWmA0Gf2GA

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SytZNHGBzeM
Application example "TB-3 Editor" (Applies to all
my "Editor Plugin")

Assign controller to be
recorded.

Record control movements.

Move the controller in
"Editor PlugIn" to record
the changes.

You can also control the

recording with Hardware:
the synth or a midi-
controller