midi channel and racks

[janamdo]

It seems that a unlimited number of racks can be used on one midi channel ?
So there is no situation anymore that for every midi channel there is one instrument (MULAB or VST) reserved.

Suppose there are 5 drumsounds on midi channel 1 and on midichannel 2 a piano with some tracks in variations of midi events (no other racks)

Is not better to display midi channel number to get a better oversight in the composing process ?

And second : is it possible to copy one track as whole ( rack + event data )?

[MuTools]

It seems that a unlimited number of racks can be used on one midi channel ?

Do you mean Racks or Tracks?

Anyway, the answer is yes.

Is not better to display midi channel number to get a better oversight in the composing process ?

This is something that will be researched in the M4 cycle.
It's related to a couple of other conceptual aspects.

In M3, if you want to quickly/often check/change the MIDI channel of a track/part then simply assign a key shortcut to "Choose MIDI Channel"

And second : is it possible to copy one track as whole ( rack + event data )?

1) Create new track and set same target module as original track
2) Right-click original track -> "Select All Parts On This Track"
3) [Ctrl]+drag all these parts to the new track

[janamdo]

It seems that a unlimited number of racks can be used on one midi channel ?

Do you mean Racks or Tracks?

Anyway, the answer is yes.?

ecxact ... racks and tracks
On one track you can put unlimted number of racks
There are unlimited numbers of tracks on one midi channel

And second : is it possible to copy one track as whole ( rack + event data )?

1) Create new track and set same target module as original track
2) Right-click original track -> "Select All Parts On This Track"
3) [Ctrl]+drag all these parts to the new track

i found ..too : select a existing track (yellow focus box lines) and rigt-click under the tracks in the black space : add new track and there is a track copy with the rack ...(no need for to set a target module) go to 2)...

i hope i am correct