[Jon Saposhnik]

Ideally, I want to control 4-8 percussion instruments with a CC (controler, could be my keyboard controller w pads or later on Alesis / Korg with Pads).

I want each instrument recorded w MIDI event data on its own track in Cubase 11 (which can go in folders) so i can visualize the pitch, velocity, and add automation per track, so as to later merge data or transpose, et al, in loops or longer.

Does that help?

I guess the short answer is, to visualize the data in my DAW. Does that help?

I think that not a lot of people NOT do it this way for percussion/drums loops but I want to … as how my workflow is best.

Open to ideas?

 

 

Reply To: Midi Channels assignment version: 2.2.0
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[Jon Saposhnik]

Mr Shootie School,

Continuing this same subject.  Yes, agree that your YouTube shows how to get channels separated but that is more a mixing function.

How can I assign each EZD patch/instrument (say high hats , cymbals, and 2-3 drums) each to a separate MIDI Channel so I can have multiple tracks in my DAW , so for example:

IN DAW TRACK LISTING:

Track 1, MIDI Channel 1, High Hat 1 from EZD2  (Virtual Instrment)
Track 2, MIDI Channel 2, Kick Drum 1 from EZD2 (Virtual instrument)
ETC…

 

 

Reply To: Midi Channels assignment version: 2.2.0
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[Jon Saposhnik]

Thanks for the YouTube link, it was helpful to get the EZD separated channels in both Console and Inspector within Cubase.
Nice to be able to add effect inserts separately.

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