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MIDI in AUM: distinguish 2 identical devices (remap one to another note)

josh83josh83
edited January 28 in General App Discussion

Hello 🙂

I have a DK Sense kit: https://www.amazon.com/DK-Sense-Kit-DrumKnee-app/dp/B089561RTS

Both devices send exactly the same MIDI data (same note on same channel). But I want to trigger two different effects (a kick and a snare) in an AUv3 plugin (Loopy Pro).

What's the easiest way to remap one of the two devices to another note or channel? I hoped that the MIDI routing of AUM allows that easily with its "Transpose" feature, but this happens on the receiver, not on the sender (which would transpose BOTH device's signal, and it would result again in the same note).

I then tried to send one device's signal first to "AUM virtual", transpose it there, and then send it to Loopy Pro. But this doesn't seem to work that way.

One way to do it is to use Mozaic, but maybe there's a simpler AUM-only solution?

Thank you.

Comments

  • AlfredAlfred
    edited January 28

    You could try creating two midi busses in aum and do the transforming there.
    Double tap them in the midi matrix.

  • uncledaveuncledave

    Just mentioning. What you tried with AUM Source and AUM Destination is not a loopback. Those are two different external virtual MIDI ports published by AUM. Other apps can connect to them.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @josh83 said:
    Hello 🙂

    I have a DK Sense kit: https://www.amazon.com/DK-Sense-Kit-DrumKnee-app/dp/B089561RTS

    Both devices send exactly the same MIDI data (same note on same channel). But I want to trigger two different effects (a kick and a snare) in an AUv3 plugin (Loopy Pro).

    What's the easiest way to remap one of the two devices to another note or channel? I hoped that the MIDI routing of AUM allows that easily with its "Transpose" feature, but this happens on the receiver, not on the sender (which would transpose BOTH device's signal, and it would result again in the same note).

    I then tried to send one device's signal first to "AUM virtual", transpose it there, and then send it to Loopy Pro. But this doesn't seem to work that way.

    One way to do it is to use Mozaic, but maybe there's a simpler AUM-only solution?

    Thank you.

    Btw, if you aren’t using AUM features. Loopy Pro offers, you might consider hosting in Loopy Pro. It might simplify the routing for you.

  • josh83josh83

    @Alfred said:
    You could try creating two midi busses in aum and do the transforming there.
    Double tap them in the midi matrix.

    Thank you, that works! 👍

    @uncledave said:
    Just mentioning. What you tried with AUM Source and AUM Destination is not a loopback.

    Good to know!

    @espiegel123 said:
    Btw, if you aren’t using AUM features. Loopy Pro offers, you might consider hosting in Loopy Pro. It might simplify the routing for you.

    I'm only using Loopy Pro at this time to have two simple "One shots" that I can trigger via MIDI. Totally over-engineered, I know. Maybe you know another (simpler) app where I can create "One shots"?

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