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Reaper Question: Recording virtual MIDI keyboards from AUv3 / VST ?

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  • @tja said:
    Then I armed that track, pressed record and played some notes.

    I guess you are on Mac (since you loaded an AU on Reaper) , which device you used for playing notes ? Animoog ? how? using mouse/touchpad ?

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    @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:
    Then I armed that track, pressed record and played some notes.

    I guess you are on Mac (since you loaded an AU on Reaper) , which device you used for playing notes ? Animoog ? how? using mouse/touchpad ?

    Yes, Mac Mini M1 and I played the Animoog Z keyboard with the mouse.

    ok, choose (right click on the track's rec button) to record the output (midi)

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  • @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:
    Then I armed that track, pressed record and played some notes.

    I guess you are on Mac (since you loaded an AU on Reaper) , which device you used for playing notes ? Animoog ? how? using mouse/touchpad ?

    Yes, Mac Mini M1 and I played the Animoog Z keyboard with the mouse.

    ok, choose (right click on the track's rec button) to record the output (midi)

    That gives the menu I already tried.

    Enabled are "Monitor input", Record input (MIDI or audio) and "Input: MIDI" and in this I tried both "Virtual MIDI keyboard (All Channels)" and "All MIDI Inputs (All Channels)" ...

    EDIT: I also tried "Input: force format (MIDI)" ... did not change nothing

    Are you sure Animoog Z on the Mac is transmitting MIDI?

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  • On the Mac I don't see any MIDI output from Animoog in either MainStage or Reaper. I'm using MIDI Monitor, https://www.snoize.com/midimonitor/ to spy on the outputs and as a virtual source. When I run Animoog in standalone mode, then I do see the outputs in MIDI Monitor.

    I don't know where the issue is since this does work in hosts on iOS.

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  • @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:
    Then I armed that track, pressed record and played some notes.

    I guess you are on Mac (since you loaded an AU on Reaper) , which device you used for playing notes ? Animoog ? how? using mouse/touchpad ?

    Yes, Mac Mini M1 and I played the Animoog Z keyboard with the mouse.

    ok, choose (right click on the track's rec button) to record the output (midi)

    That gives the menu I already tried.

    Enabled are "Monitor input", Record input (MIDI or audio) and "Input: MIDI" and in this I tried both "Virtual MIDI keyboard (All Channels)" and "All MIDI Inputs (All Channels)" ...

    EDIT: I also tried "Input: force format (MIDI)" ... did not change nothing

    Strange , post a screenshot (regardless of how Animoog behaves), input has nothing to do in this concept ,Reaper should give an option of record output

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  • @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:

    @Korakios said:

    @tja said:
    Then I armed that track, pressed record and played some notes.

    I guess you are on Mac (since you loaded an AU on Reaper) , which device you used for playing notes ? Animoog ? how? using mouse/touchpad ?

    Yes, Mac Mini M1 and I played the Animoog Z keyboard with the mouse.

    ok, choose (right click on the track's rec button) to record the output (midi)

    That gives the menu I already tried.

    Enabled are "Monitor input", Record input (MIDI or audio) and "Input: MIDI" and in this I tried both "Virtual MIDI keyboard (All Channels)" and "All MIDI Inputs (All Channels)" ...

    EDIT: I also tried "Input: force format (MIDI)" ... did not change nothing

    Strange , post a screenshot (regardless of how Animoog behaves), input has nothing to do in this concept ,Reaper should give an option of record output

    Not sure what exactly to screenshot here.

    There is an Record option "Record output (MIDI)", but that creates a MIDI file.

    And now it always seems to create the MIDI file :-O

    ok, regardless how Animoog behaves ,this is the setting you must use (Record Output 'Midi') , if you want to record the plugin's midi output
    (you mentioned earlier all but no 'output' option ,that's why I though it was Reaper's bug)
    if the midi file is empty ,then it's Animoog bug unfortunately
    Maybe Animoog as AU has a setting to send to specific midi port and try to capture midi from that port (I guess OSX has loopback option for virtual midi port that echos the input to output)

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  • @tja said:
    I think, I tried all possible combinations of Record and Input in the track, together mit OMNI/1 or MPE in Animoog Z :smiley:

    the correct setting is in the first picture (output) , I guess Animoog has a bug as @NeonSilicon mentioned

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  • I went with Synthmaster One back when it was on sale. Cross-platform with iOS, and the widest range of synthesis methods. I've never bothered with Synthmaster 2.

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  • @tja said:

    @wim said:
    I went with Synthmaster One back when it was on sale. Cross-platform with iOS, and the widest range of synthesis methods. I've never bothered with Synthmaster 2.

    Thanks, @wim
    Not sure that I want to dash out $79 already ....
    First I need to decide on the DAW(s).

    Meanwhile, I found this:

    https://bedroomproducersblog.com/free-vst-plugins/

    There are also lots of free Synths.

    Yeh, but I wanted something cross-platform. It was more like $29 on sale. But sure, there are tons of good free VST's available.

  • @wim said:

    @tja said:

    @wim said:
    I went with Synthmaster One back when it was on sale. Cross-platform with iOS, and the widest range of synthesis methods. I've never bothered with Synthmaster 2.

    Thanks, @wim
    Not sure that I want to dash out $79 already ....
    First I need to decide on the DAW(s).

    Meanwhile, I found this:

    https://bedroomproducersblog.com/free-vst-plugins/

    There are also lots of free Synths.

    Yeh, but I wanted something cross-platform. It was more like $29 on sale. But sure, there are tons of good free VST's available.

    Synthmaster player is $5 at plugin boutique right now, that’s cross platform with the iOS version.

    As far as recording the midi, if you are playing animoog’s onscreen keyboard there’s no midi to record in reaper most likely. @tja, you mentioned that the virtual keyboard in reaper did record the midi, so you probably need to input midi from a controller. You could use your iPad to do it with one of the controller apps.

  • @mrufino1 said:

    @wim said:

    @tja said:

    @wim said:
    I went with Synthmaster One back when it was on sale. Cross-platform with iOS, and the widest range of synthesis methods. I've never bothered with Synthmaster 2.

    Thanks, @wim
    Not sure that I want to dash out $79 already ....
    First I need to decide on the DAW(s).

    Meanwhile, I found this:

    https://bedroomproducersblog.com/free-vst-plugins/

    There are also lots of free Synths.

    Yeh, but I wanted something cross-platform. It was more like $29 on sale. But sure, there are tons of good free VST's available.

    Synthmaster player is $5 at plugin boutique right now, that’s cross platform with the iOS version.

    As far as recording the midi, if you are playing animoog’s onscreen keyboard there’s no midi to record in reaper most likely. @tja, you mentioned that the virtual keyboard in reaper did record the midi, so you probably need to input midi from a controller. You could use your iPad to do it with one of the controller apps.

    you could even use animoog on the ipad as midi controller

  • https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/

    Top free synth

    @tja said:

    Any VST recommendation? 😅

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