[*] No midi out
[*] No multiple MIDI in
[*] No MIDI export to DAW
Is this planned at all?
Someone on a thread here mentioned they learnt that it may come sooner than you think. So my guess is it will be in the next point update.Ad0 wrote: ↑06 Dec 2019Hehe. I would love to upgrade but I see no point until that is in place. There's simply too little other features to make me wanna upgrade. If it is planned and will happen during version 11, I will upgrade at once.
My plan is to use Reaper with Reason, but right now ReWire with 10 seems like the better option, since that's gone in 11 too.
Yep, but we have yet to see the implementation of it. But I can record midi in a VST and drag it from there, oh wait, the Rack Plugin will not host VSTs either, case closed, for now... (insert brain fart emoji)PhillipOrdonez wrote: ↑06 Dec 2019Someone on a thread here mentioned they learnt that it may come sooner than you think. So my guess is it will be in the next point update.Ad0 wrote: ↑06 Dec 2019Hehe. I would love to upgrade but I see no point until that is in place. There's simply too little other features to make me wanna upgrade. If it is planned and will happen during version 11, I will upgrade at once.
My plan is to use Reaper with Reason, but right now ReWire with 10 seems like the better option, since that's gone in 11 too.
chimp_spanner wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019I've made this point elsewhere but interested to get your opinions on how exactly this would work? The difference between Maschine and RRP is that Maschine actually records MIDI into clips, and then I guess when you click and drag it very quickly generates a MIDI file of a set length (the length of your scene or pattern) that you're then able to drop into your arranger.
With Players in RRP, how do you get that information out of the plugin without first committing it to some kind of timeline or clip or part? Maybe this is something that could happen invisibly behind the scenes, without the need for any kind of arranger in the plugin itself but then the other issue is how does RRP know how long the clip is? I don't know anything about the VST standard, or if it allows the plugin to read things like the cycle range. I guess it can read locator position as that's how patterns are able to sync properly to the transport. So maybe...a way around this would be that in the plugin version, when you press pattern to track, a small dialogue opens up that says "how many bars". Enter it, click and drag and it generates a MIDI file of that length.
"Send to track" would mean "Send to MIDI" in the context of the plugin. There should be no need for 3rd party plugins to get this to work.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019Well matrix to midi out would be possible using CV Player Tap from Lectric Panda (I think). So that’s no problem for things like matrix, as16, pew, etc. If we get midi out then the only thing we can’t print to MIDI is rex.
I meant in the context of using a potential midi out device to send players and cv devices to the midi input of host midi tracks. Like I said I can’t imagine how an offline/non-real-time “send to track” would work without some kind of timeline in the plugin. Not that it’s impossible! I just can’t think of a way around it. Someone smarter than me probably can thoughAd0 wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019"Send to track" would mean "Send to MIDI" in the context of the plugin. There should be no need for 3rd party plugins to get this to work.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019Well matrix to midi out would be possible using CV Player Tap from Lectric Panda (I think). So that’s no problem for things like matrix, as16, pew, etc. If we get midi out then the only thing we can’t print to MIDI is rex.
I thought send to track is essentially the same as outputting midi while recording it?chimp_spanner wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019I meant in the context of using a potential midi out device to send players and cv devices to the midi input of host midi tracks. Like I said I can’t imagine how an offline/non-real-time “send to track” would work without some kind of timeline in the plugin. Not that it’s impossible! I just can’t think of a way around it. Someone smarter than me probably can though
aaaaaaand not VST hosting aaaaand not VST3 hosting in the Reason DAW either.
Absolutely, how difficult could it be to send MIDI data to a utility from which we can copy/paste? Ughh, this really pisses me off.Ad0 wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019"Send to track" would mean "Send to MIDI" in the context of the plugin. There should be no need for 3rd party plugins to get this to work.chimp_spanner wrote: ↑07 Dec 2019Well matrix to midi out would be possible using CV Player Tap from Lectric Panda (I think). So that’s no problem for things like matrix, as16, pew, etc. If we get midi out then the only thing we can’t print to MIDI is rex.
What's your DAW? They definitely work here in Cubase Pro 10 and Studio One Pro 4 Pro. You need to untick the "To Main" LED at the top of the rack interface, and also make sure additional outputs are enabled in your host.
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