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Originally Posted by D Rocks
Context:
You have a MIDI VSTi Drum Kit and want: 1) seperate MIDI tracks to control Kick, SNR, HH, etc. 2) Seperate audio outputs to later mix kick, SNR, HH, etc.
You do the routing in the VSTi to receive correctly all MIDI parts then send back individual Stereo outs...
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That is the standard for any multitimbral VST-instrument.
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Originally Posted by D Rocks
Question:
Is it possible to combine the MIDI tracks with their Stereo Outputs- One track per element?
Kick= kick's MIDI and Stereo | Snare= snare's MIDI and Stereo | etc.
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AFAIK no. You'll always have 1 midi-track AND 1 audio track.
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Originally Posted by D Rocks
You would control MIDI elements seperatly which can be easier to organise and edit.
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That works already: You have your midi-track - and you have the
associated audio track.
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Originally Posted by D Rocks
You would have seperate audio outputs to mix more precisely.
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Yes - that's the standard already.
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Originally Posted by D Rocks
You would have only 1 track per element rather than two (1 MIDI + 1 audio).
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AFAIK this is not possible. Perhaps somebody knows the trick how to combine
these two tracks into one. I don't know this trick yet.
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Originally Posted by D Rocks
You could switch from MIDI editing to audio mixing and back again to MIDI, with the freezing feature
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You can do this already. If needed you can move the tracks so that
they are together - meaning: The associated audio-track is directly
underneath the midi-track.