Hi
Is it possible for Reason to receive 9 MIDI channels from 1 external midi device and have each incoming channel trigger a separate instrument and or track? If so, how?
channel 1 - instrument 1 only
channel 2 - instrument 2 only
etc
etc
Can I send 9 midi channels to 9 instruments?
- mimidancer
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yes. the easiest way is to set up empty combinators and assign the channels in the advanced midi tool. Then save it as a template. you can do this with up to 4 devices. you do not have to download anything to do it this way. Easy peasy. if you then wish to direct that midi to a track to record simply put any player on top of the combi then click the record midi to direct to track button. I use the selig note view as the direct record player.
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Have a look at the 'Advanced MIDI' section at the very top of the rack. Reason allows up to four 16 channel MIDI input buses from various hardware or software interfaces, giving you a theoretical total of 64 MIDI channels which you can then assign to each rack device using the drop down menu in the Advanced MIDI section.
You may need to select a MIDI input bus in the 'Sync' section of the Preferences window first though.
You may need to select a MIDI input bus in the 'Sync' section of the Preferences window first though.
By midi channel does that mean a single key, pad or knob from a midi device?
No, each knob/button has an individual CC# (if supported on the device) and all CC#s and note info, start/stop/sync messages for that device is sent through the selected midi channel. Meaning that you can theoretically control 16 individual synths (or other midi devices) through one midi port.
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