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midi routing in logic pro ipad

rototomrototom
edited January 11 in Logic Pro

hey, the question is:
can i have several midi tracks and route their midi output to an instrument track?

Comments

  • rapidfirerapidfire
    edited January 11

    Hi @rototom,
    I just tried it in Cubasis 3 and the answer is no
    Mike

  • rototomrototom

    @rapidfire said:
    Hi @rototom,
    I just tried it in Cubasis 3 and the answer is no
    Mike

    thanks for your answer.

    but i want to know how to route midi in logic pro ipad.

  • jackheadjackhead

    Yes you can just go to setting’s, project settings then sync then press the midi tab and anything connected via USB will show up there. You can also set up a track for each external unit via utility in the create new track menu just choose external instrument. Hope this helps.

  • SamuSamu

    @rototom said:
    hey, the question is:
    can i have several midi tracks and route their midi output to an instrument track?

    What are You trying to do, what is the use-case?
    Once that is clear there are a few tricks that can be used…

  • rototomrototom
    edited January 12

    thanks @jackhead @Samu
    well, it's all internal midi.

    track 1 is hosting model d synth and will output audio.
    track 2
    ...
    track n
    have midi regions and should send their midi to track 1.

  • SamuSamu

    @rototom said:
    thanks @jackhead @Samu
    well, it's all internal midi.

    track 1 is hosting model d synth and will output audio.
    track 2
    ...
    track n
    have midi regions and should send their midi to track 1.

    Feels a bit 'backwards' as Model D (AUv3) is already hosted on a Midi Track that outputs audio?!

    If you need to record the audio at the same time as the midi add a send bus to the track with Model D and use the send bus as the input for an audio-track to record the audio...
    ...or just bounce down the Model D track with the midi to create an audio-track.

    You also use the 'Internal Midi' option in the inspector and select which track the midi for a track comes in from.

    What is the 'end result' you are after?
    Record a midi-instrument direct to audio?

  • rototomrototom

    @Samu
    i want something like you get when you unpack a take folder.
    after unpacking you have several tracks that all point to the same instance of instrument.
    several tracks, one instrument.

    i think there is no way to create an unpacked take folder, other than recording takes?

  • PloePloe
    edited January 12

    @rototom said:
    @Samu
    i want something like you get when you unpack a take folder.
    after unpacking you have several tracks that all point to the same instance of instrument.
    several tracks, one instrument.

    i think there is no way to create an unpacked take folder, other than recording takes?

    Hi rototom,
    I understand exactly what your goal is, because I had have the same question a couple of weeks ago. And thanks to this tutorial from „SoundForMore“ the problem was solved. Sounds a bit odd that it seems to be the only way to archive it, but it‘s easy and works perfect. Here’s the link:

    Cheers

  • SamuSamu
    edited January 12

    @Ploe said:

    @rototom said:
    @Samu
    i want something like you get when you unpack a take folder.
    after unpacking you have several tracks that all point to the same instance of instrument.
    several tracks, one instrument.

    i think there is no way to create an unpacked take folder, other than recording takes?

    Hi rototom,
    I understand exactly what your goal is, because I had have the same question a couple of weeks ago. And thanks to this tutorial from „SoundForMore“ the problem was solved. Sounds a bit odd that it seems to be the only way to archive it, but it‘s easy and works perfect. Here’s the link:

    Cheers

    OK, that one, I use that 'trick' when I need Multi-Timbral KQ Dixie instances (up to 16 channels) but there I split by midi-channel after changing the midi-channel for a bunch of notes so I don't have to set the channel for new notes drawn on the 'sub-tracks'.

  • rototomrototom

    yea, that's exactly it!:) thanks @Ploe thanks @Samu

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