So, if one is using internal sounds, each of the three instruments can have a different triggering mode, resulting in three different parts.
What if one is using midi out to trigger other vst instruments? Do all three parts get ORed together on one midi channel? Does each map to a unique midi channel?
If all three parts get merged, what is the workaround? Three instances of the same preset with all three instruments per instance set to the same triggering mode?
in ConSequence, what gets passed to midi out?
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- KVRian
- 1269 posts since 27 Apr, 2007
Hi,
thats exact.
Consequence sends only data that can be understood by Midi,
so Tie-Assign, Glide, TRG Mode and Each are not included.
In the upcoming 1.1 update, each instrument will be able to send its
own data to an own Midi channel. That will make it possible to trigger
3 external devices in the same way as each of the instruments is triggered.
That is just one of the bombastic features coming with Consequence 1.1.
Best
Rico
thats exact.
Consequence sends only data that can be understood by Midi,
so Tie-Assign, Glide, TRG Mode and Each are not included.
In the upcoming 1.1 update, each instrument will be able to send its
own data to an own Midi channel. That will make it possible to trigger
3 external devices in the same way as each of the instruments is triggered.
That is just one of the bombastic features coming with Consequence 1.1.
Best
Rico
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- KVRAF
- 1629 posts since 11 Dec, 2005 from Malmö, Sweden
Pure love from Sugar Bytes. Looking forward to it. 
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- KVRist
- 222 posts since 13 May, 2004
Downloaded the demo (1.5.5) just now... how does one route the midi, in Reaper, so Midi Channel 1 is one 3rd party plugin, Channel 2 is another, and Channel 3 is another? I saw the video on how to do this in Ableton but I can't seem to make this work in Reaper. I realize this thread is VERY old, but I'm curious about Consequence as I was reading about step-sequencer plugins and didn't even know this existed. Thx!
