Great idea. I think it's best to make a setup package that registers the driver on both 32-bit and 64-bit systems. If it seems problematic, we can adopt the mt32emu driver installer. Writing an installer is WAY over my head, but I wrote a guide that I feel pretty adequately explains the procedure. …

I think I've got it now - I've installed libusb in filter mode, still using usb-midi.dll in the registry, so now I have standard windows driver functionality, AND sysex out. I changed the name of the device in usb-sender.h to "SYSEX-MIDI" to differentiate between the Windows driver output, and your …

Yep, it works! I removed libusb, got back the original functionality ( or lack thereof ), installed it again, put the usb-midi.dll in both sys32 and syswow64, added usb-midi.dll to midi1 in the registry, rebooted and holy moly, I'm actually sending huge sysex dumps back to my synth. This is so …

Er, I really didn't mean that shit to be used by not a programmer, sorry... For the newly supported MIDI device to be available in the MIDI device list, it also needs to be registered in the registry. For example, how it looks on my system: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows …

Oh jeez, sorry for posting in a 3-year old thread, first post no less, but I haven't been able to get the driver sergm wrote to install. I copied libusb0.sys to system32/drivers, libusb0.dll to system32, and libusb0_x86.dll to SysWOW64, but every time I try to install the driver, I get a "system …