Cubase Elements 10.5 - is there a way to filter MIDI in channels, either per track or globally?
Yes, thats certainly what the MIDI filters are for.
Thanks. the MIDI filters in preferences are global. is there a way to do it per track? or set a track to receive messages only from a specific MIDI channel?
Maybe.
Depends on if you are using Pro or not (which is why we encourage folks to put their system info in their sigs - hint, hint )
Input Transformerr
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Hello. Are there any tutorials regarding the input transformer? I’ve never had cause to use it until now, but I just bought an Arturia Keystep Pro and would like to record the midi - four channels of it - onto separate tracks. Many thanks, Mark.
Hi,
Not sure if there are tutorials precisely about it - maybe on Youtube ?
Anyway, to record on a selected track, only the notes of a given channel, the process is more or less this one. Let’s say that we want to record just the notes tranmitted on the MIDI channel 3 :
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Select the involved track and, in the track inspector, click on the ‘Input transformer’ button (looks like a broken arrow, on the top right) and choose ‘Local’ : this way, the settings will be applied only on the selected track.
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In the Input transformer window, we should get something like this :
- a) The first module is activated : activating one of the four modules is mandatory, otherwise, nothing will happen…
- b) This is the condition on which the process will be applied. In this case, the condition is : “any channel different than 3”.
- c) The basic process that will be applied on the incoming MIDI messages : in this case it is ‘Filter’, because we don’t want any other notes the ones on the channel 3.
- The settings are immediatly applied. From this, you shouldn’t be able to hear/record notes tranmitted on a channel different than 3.
Hope it will help a little…
if you take 2 minutes of your time, you might find the Input transformer presets that come included, that do just that…