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-Embers is compatible with DAWs out-of-the-box using MIDI signals.
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-Prerequisites:
-1. You should have Embers installed.
-2. You should have a DAW of your choice installed.
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-To connect Embers to a DAW, you will need a MIDI routing program on your computer. I recommend [loopMIDI](https://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/loopmidi.html)
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-1. Download and install the MIDI routing app.
-2. Create a new MIDI port in the routing app. I use the port name Embers. ![image](https://i.imgur.com/RXPzN0F.png)
-3. Open Embers and navigate to the Settings menu. Set the MIDI Output to Embers.
-4. Open your DAW and add the Embers input in the MIDI menu. Select your instruments as you would normally do in DAW.
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-Now, all MIDI signals will be passed through Embers and sent to your DAW, so you can choose your own sounds while playing a MIDI file or Live Playing.