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Multiple MIDI Controllers/Separate VSTs
Looking for some guidance here as I am still fairly new to using Audiobus and figuring it out as I go.
EXAMPLE:
So I have two Roli MIDI controllers (A Seaboard Block and a Lightpad Block) plugged in through USB using a hub, in Audiobus I’ve got multiple instances of Roli Noise Melody, Groovebox, a Synth app, and then Roli Noise Drums. Ideally what I would LIKE to do, is to have the Seaboard trigger the sounds from Noise Melody and the Synth and Groovebox, and ONLY have the Lightpad trigger the Noise DRUMS… But, the problem is that when I play the Lightpad it’s triggering all of the other VSTs in addition to Noise Drums.
Is it possible for me to set it up the way I’m wanting to? And just for sake of clarity I’m wanting it this way for live/performance applications, where the Seaboard is used for all my melodic VSTs and the Lightpad is used solely for percussion. Could this be done by assigning each controller to a separate channel? Again, I’m still fairly new to all this. So I’d be extremely grateful for any help you all could offer.
Thanks in advance!
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Forgot to mention I’m running the usb hub and controllers into my iPad Pro, if that’s relevant or necessary to know for any reason.
Yes. You need to set each controller on a different MIDI channel. Then, you need to be able to configure the different apps to listen to those specific channels.
Now, if you're using AUv3 apps inside Audiobus, you can route the MIDI directly from a controller to specific modules. But some apps, even AUv3, go ahead and listen to Core MIDI, so they see everything coming in, and channel separation is the only way to untangle them.
Just BTW, there are no VSTs in iPadOS, just AUv3s and IAAs, but we know what you mean.