Instacomposer
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- KVRer
- 3 posts since 8 Mar, 2023
Has anyone been able to set up instacomposer to run correctly on Waveform 13? Is there a way to have a plugin on one channel send 6 separate midi channels out to 6 channel strips each with there own instrument plugins?
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- KVRian
- 764 posts since 25 Jul, 2010 from Northern Ireland
Yes, I tested with the demo of Instacomposer 2. You need to right click on the plugin and choose 'wrap this plugin in a new rack plugin' , then CTRL drag this wrapped plugin into 5 other tracks to make copies . Now add whatever plugin you want to use for each channel after the wrapped plugin on the tracks and you will be good to go.
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- KVRian
- 764 posts since 25 Jul, 2010 from Northern Ireland
hmmm just noticed that the tracks are all receiving MIDI from each of the 6 tracks in instacomposer. I tried the patch bay plugin to filter out the MIDI channels for each track, but that doesn't work . I think Waveform is not seeing Instacomposer as a multi MIDI out plugin. I'm testing this on Linux ( bridging the windows VST ) which might be part of the problem. Let me know if you can get it working, if not I will let the developers know.
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Peter Widdicombe Peter Widdicombe https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=336849
- KVRian
- 1205 posts since 29 Aug, 2014
Something looks odd with that image. You have no MIDI input or output on the rack, and the audio output L/R from the plugin is being sent to destination tracks in proper stereo?
I would have expected MIDI out to be fed into either a MIDI patch bay that does selective output to midi outputs based on channel; or to have "n" output MIDI filters each with one channel allowed, and all being fed from the output of InstaComposer's MIDI.
There's a preset called MIDI channel splitter that is a good example of that, where a single MIDI input is send into multiple filters, where each channel has the "complex" MIDI input that is then filtered to ONLY allow one channel through, and fed to a synth. Rather than directly to a synth, you can direct that to the midi output to a number of individual tracks.
Does InstaComposer have built-in MIDI-to-audio so that it outputs both MIDI and audio directly?
I would have expected MIDI out to be fed into either a MIDI patch bay that does selective output to midi outputs based on channel; or to have "n" output MIDI filters each with one channel allowed, and all being fed from the output of InstaComposer's MIDI.
There's a preset called MIDI channel splitter that is a good example of that, where a single MIDI input is send into multiple filters, where each channel has the "complex" MIDI input that is then filtered to ONLY allow one channel through, and fed to a synth. Rather than directly to a synth, you can direct that to the midi output to a number of individual tracks.
Does InstaComposer have built-in MIDI-to-audio so that it outputs both MIDI and audio directly?
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