Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2001 10:41 pm
Hi,
I’ve got a problem that seemed to me very easy to solve before attempting to do it. I’d like to use arpeg 02 module on my external gear (sound module) on a selected midi channel. How to do it? Here’s the way I tried to route midi signal: [seq. Midi source] -> [arpeg02] -> [pulsar midi dest]. This way all midi channels were affected by arpeg02 or only the selected channel played back (depending on arpeg02 midi settings). When I tried to make a direct connection between [seq. midi source] and [pulsar midi dest] (along with the previous connection, using [midi merger]) - the midi signal went both ways causing unwanted sound, too (arpeggio together with continuous notes). To make the second option work properly there should be a midi filter module (or so)(inserted between [seq. midi source] and [pulsar midi dest]) allowing me to choose which channels could bypass it and which not. Or perhaps there is a simpler way to do what I want?
I’ve got a problem that seemed to me very easy to solve before attempting to do it. I’d like to use arpeg 02 module on my external gear (sound module) on a selected midi channel. How to do it? Here’s the way I tried to route midi signal: [seq. Midi source] -> [arpeg02] -> [pulsar midi dest]. This way all midi channels were affected by arpeg02 or only the selected channel played back (depending on arpeg02 midi settings). When I tried to make a direct connection between [seq. midi source] and [pulsar midi dest] (along with the previous connection, using [midi merger]) - the midi signal went both ways causing unwanted sound, too (arpeggio together with continuous notes). To make the second option work properly there should be a midi filter module (or so)(inserted between [seq. midi source] and [pulsar midi dest]) allowing me to choose which channels could bypass it and which not. Or perhaps there is a simpler way to do what I want?
