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@Reid,
Of course, you can do it just in one track, have Mitosynth on Channel Strip
See 2 photos here. So all your problems solved.
you may want to skip to the end to see where this goes, then watch from the beginning...
Oy vey, everybody's working so hard.
@Kaikoo2 and @BiancaNeve Thank you. The thing is, if I want to make an audio file of my live Arpeggione/Mitosynth performance, I just have to go to AUM and hit record. But I can't edit it.
I already have a MIDI track that I can't play in Mitosynth.
@zetagy First, you are amazing to make a video! Thank you. The thing is... I have no problem playing my MIDI file in iSEM in Auria Pro. I can also play it in Nave, Animoog, Addictive Synth, Synthmaster, Magellan, iM1, Sunrizer, Alchemy, Model 15, Sampletank, Thumbjam, NLog, among others. Does anybody see a problem here? I just have to find a sound I like as much as my Mitosynth one. For the moment, I think I should just give up with this whole Mitosynth nonsense.
If you look back to my original post, it was "what's the easiest way to do that?" It seems like there's not some obvious thing I've overlooked.
I think the problem is Auria Pro, not me. If Mitosynth turns up as an IAA in Modstep, AUM and Garageband, then it should turn up in Aura Pro too. And if Arpeggionome, ChordPolyPad, Navichord, etc, can drive Mitosynth by Core MIDI with no fuss--then Auria Pro should be able to do it too.
Eventually I will learn Modstep, I guess.