Problem getting MIDI data from LoopBE30 pipes [SOLVED]

LoopBe30 is like MIDIyolk in that it creates MIDI pipes that appear as input and output devices that can be used to send MIDI data between programs. In particular, I am using the Overture score writer as my MIDI data source, and Sonar as the synth host.
 
I have 8 MIDI tracks coupled with the same number of Dimension and Rapture soft-synths.
Each MIDI track has its input set to the appropriate LoopBE30 MIDI input pipe, and the track MIDI output is directed to one of the Sonar soft-synths.
 
My problem is that Sonar X2 (or any of the previous versions) MIDI tracks do not receive the MIDI input data from LoopBE30 MIDI pipes.  I am having this problem on tracks 1-3, but track 6 works sometimes, as indicated by the MIDI and volume lights on the tracks.  Sometimes the track in focus (track 6 mostly) will appear to receive data, but mostly no.
 
If I use these tracks from Overture as inputs to various synths such as Dimension and Rapture via LoopBE30, they play fine. Of course, only one instance of Dimension or Rapture stand-alone is allowed at a time, so I really want to use the DAW as the synth rack.  Other stand-alone soft-synths also play fine from Overture, I just can't get the MIDI data into Sonar X2.
 
This has never worked in previous versions of Sonar or Pro Audio either.  I do see however after a search on this problem, that others may have successfully used MIDIyolk in this same way.  After years of trying to get this to work, I think there is a bug in Sonar where it cannot read LoopBE30 input pipes.  Any ideas?
-Mike

Can we ask what your controlling device (going in to LoopBe) is?

joden


Can we ask what your controlling device (going in to LoopBe) is?

Overture is a score editing tool with MIDI out ports, like Finale, only with a much shorter learning curve, and intuitive and elegant formatting options.  See www.sonicscores.com.  It has a VST engine, but I just wanted Sonar to be my DAW instead of going through a MIDI file to get from Overture to Sonar.  By linking Overture's track outputs to Sonar's track inputs I have instant access to any changes I make to the score.  Later, if I wish, I can use Sonar's features to finish the song.
-Mike