Are you using a USB hub? Try connecting your GAIA or MIDI Interface directly to your computer.Make sure your DAW is configured to correctly route the MIDI output of the GAIA to the MIDI channel assigned to the desired Part in Omnisphere.If you are using the Omnisphere standalone host, make sure the MIDI output channel of the GAIA matches the MIDI channel of the Omnisphere Part you want to control.Is your DAW receiving MIDI from the GAIA?.Are you using a Windows machine? If so, please refer to this article about using SysEx on Windows.Not working? Here are some things to try: The following GAIA controls have no effect on Omnisphere: Setup To control Omnisphere using the Roland GAIA SH-01, youll need to do the following: Connect the GAIA SH-01 to your computer via USB.
If you connect the synth later, select “None” from the HW menu, then select the profile again. Open your host ( DAW, Standalone, etc.) and make sure the Roland GAIA SH-01 is enabled as a MIDI input device. If your GAIA SH-01 is not on your list of MIDI inputs, access the Roland website to download and install the latest GAIA SH-01 Driver. If you’re using the GAIA with a Mac, make sure to install the GAIA SH-01 System Update 1.04 is installed by accessing the Roland support website.Ĭheck to see if the necessary USB driver has already been installed by opening up the Omnisphere Standalone (or your preferred DAW) and verify the GAIA SH-01 is on your list of MIDI inputs. NOTE: If you are trying to use this Hardware Profile on Windows, please read this first. Activate the Roland GAIA Hardware Profile in Omnisphere 2.6 or higher.Enable “SH-01” as a MIDI input device in the host software you’re using ( DAW, Standalone, etc.).Download and install the GAIA SH-01’s USB driver.Download and install the GAIA SH-01’s latest firmware update.Connect the GAIA SH-01 to your computer via USB.
To control Omnisphere using the Roland GAIA SH-01, you’ll need to do the following:
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