loopback routing

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Loopback routing in Windows MIDI Services enables app-to-app MIDI communication without physical cables. This feature allows multiple applications to share MIDI ports and route MIDI data between virtual ports, supporting both MIDI 2.0 and MIDI 1.0 protocols. It is particularly useful for music production, live performance, and integrating hardware with software synthesizers. The loopback routing capability is part of the native MIDI 2.0 support in Windows 11, which includes automatic protocol translation, high-resolution timing, and a new USB MIDI 2.0 class driver. This makes MIDI workflows more flexible and efficient for musicians and producers.
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    Windows 11 MIDI Services: Native MIDI 2.0, UMP, and Multi-App Routing

    Windows 11’s new Windows MIDI Services finally delivers on promises that have been decades in the making: native MIDI 2.0 support, a reworked MIDI 1.0 stack with modern conveniences, built-in multi-client access to ports, automatic translation between MIDI 2.0 and 1.0, loopback/app-to-app...
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