(just to addā¦ this is if using regular MIDI tracks routed to the VSTi rack. On the other hand, if you are using Instrument tracks, they do not have MIDI Sends, unfortunately).
Ok, to be honest. I never used the midi send, but i read in the post you must need the vst rack.
I now uses the instrument channel cause the automation is easier to find.
I think this is possible with an outboard midi instrument because the midi track allows routing through the interface. Donāt think itās possible for a vst instrument because it seems the midi track output will route to only one vst instrument at a time. Looks like you will have to copy the track in this case.
Re-read the posts of split and vic_france - it is possible for MIDI tracks via MIDI sends, so no need to double the MIDI track. @CemonVicta: If you donĀ“t know how to use MIDI sends, open the PDF Manual, use its search function and read up on itā¦
I did. but could not find any clue. Any ideas or did anyone find it? Also on YouTube no tutorial. it sound Very easy to me but no one can give me An answer.
If you wish to send the MIDI data to more than one instrument, then you donāt have any choiceā¦ you have to use a regular MIDI track (routed to an instrument in the VSTi rackā¦ or indeed, routed to an external synth).
That MIDI channel has four MIDI Sends, each of which can be output to other instruments in the VSTi rack, or to external MIDI ports.
Activate the send, and use the second field beneath which says ānot connectedā which is the output popup menu as opposed to the Effect selection pop up menu, which youĀ“re using now. (And as explained in the manualā¦)
To send MIDI data out to a second instrument, you obviously need to use an output and you obviously need a second VSTi loaded into the instrument rackā¦
How do I add more midi inputs/outputs? I currently seem to have 0. Do I need hardware for this or is there some kind of software to emulate midi ports?