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 Sun 27 Mar 2005, 01:06
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Hi Everybody ,I use digital perfomer with my MIDI music in my studio but I now intend to play live using an old sequencer that I bought as a bargain but I have found a big problem to solve,Imagine the folowing scenario :
I have an Alesis QS8 , a Roland JV880, Roland SC880 on my midi setup and when working on computer everything is ok , but on a hardware sequencer is not that easy the problem is which MIDI COMAND I have to use in my external sequencer to tell that a specific MIDI track should play a patche on JV880 and another track should play SC880 . I know it is so simple but I can not remender how to do this. Anyone on earth could help me ? Is it a control change ? or sysex?? Cheers to all of you. I will be waiting for this help. THANKS A LOT. |
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Sun 27 Mar 2005, 05:19
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All synths set to receive on a particular channel will respond to data sent on that channel. If all three synths are set to receive data on channels 1-16, then all three will receive Channel voice messages including program change and note on, etc. To have only one synth respond, set one synthesizer to receive data on a channel and turn that channel off on the others. For example, you could set the QS 8 to receive on channels 1-5, the JV 880 on channels 6-10 and the the SC880 on channels 11-16. Turn off all other channels on the instruments.
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nardao Which Midi Comand? Sun 27 Mar 2005, 01:06
azusa Easy way to do is set up all you songs and the 2 s... Sun 27 Mar 2005, 09:28 nardao QUOTE (ghess @ Mar 27 2005, 04:19)All synths ... Sun 27 Mar 2005, 19:43
nardao QUOTE (azusa @ Mar 27 2005, 08:28)Easy way to... Sun 27 Mar 2005, 19:45 |
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