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install MidiMapper and apply this port as "Default Midi device" in MidiMapper Configurator.Did you say you had success playing ID8 with ChordMap/YoursToPlayIt? If so, I'm eager to get it working for me, as well Can you please give some more instructions as to what you did, exactly? I've been unable to get it to work following the info on that website.

I've tried MIDI Mapper and haven't had any luck routing this particular controller thru it. I'm desperately hoping somebody here can help me figure it out. This means the real question is "Where is Windows sending out its MIDI stream?" If you can find the Windows MIDI out ports, and route the stream into the MIDI jack program (LoopBe1), and then out of the MIDI jack program to whatever vst or DAW is listening for MIDI instructions, then you can play YoursToPlayIt and hear the vst synth or DAW playing the chords. So the midi stream is coming from the internal system itself, as though Windows was generating it - not an external app name. This is because YoursToPlayIt is programmed in Liberty Basic, and it uses the native MIDI capabilities of Windows.

When you are looking for the MIDI ports and connections in LoopBe1, and on your Windows computer, you will never see the names "ChordMaps" or "YoursTo PlayIt" in any of the menus or options.

However, there is one very important thing to know: It is possible, using a midi jack program (like LoopBe1, for example), to route the MIDI information coming from YoursToPlayIt to a VST synth or a DAW program. I've read that MidiYOKE might be a solution, but I can't get it to install on Windows 10. And the MIDI controller (Chordmaps/YoursTo PlayIt) doesn't have any output settings, it just automatically uses Windows default MIDI engine. Since these programs don't see it, I can't figure out how to route it.

I've tried using MidiOx, LoopMIDI, and MIDI Mapper but none of them are seeing Windows native MIDI engine (I believe this program is using Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth, which is Window's built-in MIDI engine). I want to route this amazing chord player/ MIDI controller (ChordMaps/YoursTo PlayIt) into Reason, but I can't figure out how to do it.