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AUM Midi out channels to hardware interface /synths

I trying to send midi out of AUM through a hardware interface to various analog synths. When I open up multiple instances of the new Atom Piano roll they all seem to only send on channel 1 (which I don't want). I may be missing something simple in Aum but perhaps I need to buy Midiflow. Is there another way to route Atom's channel one default into other midi channels that I could then connect out to hardware?

Comments

  • It’s an issue with Atom, not AUM, you’ll need a MIDI plugin for channel remapping (Midiflow would work) until it’s solved.

  • wimwim
    edited April 2019

    I recommend mfxStrip for this purpose. Unfortunately Atom only outputs on channel 1 right now and AUM doesn’t have anything to remap them.

    Or maybe Midi Route from Midi Tools might be more appropriate. Either should do the job.

    MidiFlow and MidiFire are great too, but they’re standalone, not AUV3

  • MFXStrip was an affordable solution . Thanks.

  • @wim said:
    I recommend mfxStrip for this purpose. Unfortunately Atom only outputs on channel 1 right now and AUM doesn’t have anything to remap them.

    Or maybe Midi Route from Midi Tools might be more appropriate. Either should do the job.

    MidiFlow and MidiFire are great too, but they’re standalone, not AUV3

    MFXStrip was an affordable solution . Thanks.

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