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Splitting a midi channel to multiple midi channels?

I'm looking for an app to send the midi data from rozeta rhythm to 8 different midi channels - instead of one - does such an app exist?
I'm using ab3 and want to use rhythm on a hardware sampler (deluge)
Edit: to clarify I want to send one note to each channel, instead of everything to 8 different channel. So I presume I'm looking for an app that can split the channel into 8, filter out the notes I don't want on each channel and then move the individual notes to middle ç

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  • wimwim
    edited May 2020

    mfxConvert. You just need to set up the mappings you need once, then save that to a preset that can be used whenever you need it. There are other solutions possible, but that's the quickest, cheapest, and easiest IMO

  • Sorry. I should've made it clearer that I want to send one note to each channel, instead of everything to 8 different channel

  • @FatPudding said:
    Sorry. I should've made it clearer that I want to send one note to each channel, instead of everything to 8 different channel

    I understood what you meant. mfxConvert can do it.

  • @wim said:

    @FatPudding said:
    Sorry. I should've made it clearer that I want to send one note to each channel, instead of everything to 8 different channel

    I understood what you meant. mfxConvert can do it.

    Thank you. I'll check it out.... I think I might already have it lol

  • @FatPudding said:

    @wim said:

    @FatPudding said:
    Sorry. I should've made it clearer that I want to send one note to each channel, instead of everything to 8 different channel

    I understood what you meant. mfxConvert can do it.

    Thank you. I'll check it out.... I think I might already have it lol

    If you do, it may help to know that the way to map multiple notes isn't completely obvious. The easiest way to go about it is to tap Learn in the FROM side, play a note, then set the mapping on the TO: side. When you Learn the next note it may look like you're overwriting the previous mapping, but you're not. each mapping gets added to the drop-down box next to "TO" and you can have as many mappings as you want. To modify a mapping, select it from the dropdown.

    It's not the clearest UI ever, but fortunately once you set up mappings you don't need to do it again as long as you save a preset.

  • Thank you. It's late here so I'm going to try it tomorrow now, but your help is very much appreciated. Once again, thank you very much 👍

  • @FatPudding it looks like the Mozaic script list references this script for the support of: Split the 8 drum notes of Rozeta X0X or Rhythm onto separate midi channels and remap to new output notes

  • Just for completeness, StreamByter can also do this. But a ready-made Mozaic script may be the way to go.

  • I don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with either mfxconvert or mosaic in ab3. I've been trying all day and can't figure it out lol

  • @FatPudding said:
    I don't suppose anybody knows how to do this with either mfxconvert or mosaic in ab3. I've been trying all day and can't figure it out lol

    1. Set Rozeta Rhythm in the input position on the AB3 midi page.
    2. Set mfxConvert in the midi FX position.
    3. Set virtual output to your hardware in the output position.
    4. Set up a single beat on the BD pattern in Rozeta Rhythm
    5. Tap "Learn" in the FROM section of mfxConvert and then Play. The note will be registered in the FROM side. Hit Stop.
    6. The "TO" section will default to the note you just played. Make the changes to the output settings as needed.
    7. Repeat for each of the note lanes in Rozeta.
    8. Remember to turn off Learn when you're done.

    Each time you learn an new note and set a mapping for it, these get added to the dropdown list at the right of "TO", and you'll see the number of Conversions go up.

    If you need to go back to edit these, then you use the dropdown to select the mapping that needs to change. Unfortunately, the dropdown context is cryptic as it's in hexadecimal(!). But, they are in ascending order per the input note played, so it's not to hard to figure out which one to select. Once you have the right mapping selected, you can make changes as needed.

    I'll make a quick screen recording or some screenshots for you if that doesn't get you past the roadblock.

  • The Mozaic approach would replace 2. by inserting Mozaic instead and loading the pre-made script.
    Step 3. would still be the same as above.
    The setup is selecting Ruismaker drum mapping in Rozeta and in Mozaic turning knobs for each output channel to the desired note (replacing steps 4.-8. above).

  • edited May 2020

    Thank you both very much,.
    It's so simple when you know what you're doing. I'd been making things overly complicated by trying to route them to eight different channels, instead of simply routing the hardware to "all channels" in one ab3 channel🤦‍♂️
    Once again, thank you both very much

  • edited May 2020

    I feel so stupid now 🤣
    Hopefully this thread might help somebody in the future though

  • edited May 2020

    Thinking about it. I might've made this mistake on a few different apps and given up on them... Time to open them up and try again 👍

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