Originally Posted By: rharv
Sounds like you are almost ready to start learning SysEX.


This is where the ADD kicks in. I get interested in something for a month and do it in a way that it consumes me, and then I lose interest and never look at it again. I would also like to know about NDI and run several computers in tandem. Brian Culbertson runs his weekly Facebook stream an THREE Macs, all running in tandem through NDI.

And here I sit not even able to get a VM to install correctly. What makes me mad at myself is that what I did in my IT life I did really well, but I got locked into the box of only doing what I did and not expanding outside of it. I was email administrator on a Novell Netware system at a law firm, and that was so time consuming I didn't get to learn much else about Novell. The same thing happened at my last job where I got involved in day to day things like setting up accounts through active directory and remote access to fix nitpicking, annoying stuff that I never had time to look at other things. And maybe that's WHY I am so addictive when I decide to follow a path like NDI, or in this case SysEx.

In any rate, I would like to have computer 1 be able to tell a DAW on computer 2 when to start and stop.