MIDI Out!

sicerely i do not know Rob, but im afraid not... i have a pattern sequencer and i want that each sound that it plays writes a MIDI note in the piano roll of the daw. i also need to route from my plugin MIDI channels into another track of the daw.

What i did was using a trigger to MIDI module connected into a MIDI2CV. The trigger to midi receives the voltage of a pad cell plus the pitch/note and velo...plus..the pattern sequencer voltages (through a OR gate)..then transmits into the MIDI2CV...

I connected the trigger to midi (MIDI Out pin) into the output of the main container so that i can route all out into the piano roll.

what happens is that when i map the Pad cell into my MIDI controller it writes well (all good here), but when i want to record the pattern sequencer it simply does not writes any midi notes...

shoudlnt it write midi in the piano roll?! after all the trigger to midi has a note assign in the pitch pin and a velocity too?!

i also need to send the MIDI channels of the trigger to midi module into another midi track of the daw...dont i?!!! so i can connect my instrument to another instrument in another track!!!

if you can clarify me please do!

Thanks

i am not really sure what you are trying to do.... a "trigger to midi" module connected to a "midi-out" module works to send midi to a vst-synth in your DAW but you have to know the internal routing technique of your DAW.

that depends to your daw. for example its not possible to record midi-plugins on the fly in FL-Studio (but i can render it to midi).


that depends to your daw too. you can try to use as many "trigger to midi" modules as you need and connect it to the "midi-out" module but your daw has to support it. FL dont


did you try to map your pattern-seq into a "trigger to midi" ? and you need as many "trigger to midi" as played instruments (tracks)  (drumpads) in the same time.
so if your drum-seq have 4 tracks (kick, snare, hat, clap) you have to use 4 seperated "trigger to midi" to be able to record all 4 to the same step in your daw-piano roll.

i hope that helps a little

no need to apologize boss.....

hey... lets say i have this:


each time the pattern is played or that i press the button, shoudnt it write midi in the piano roll?

thats just a scratch... i defined the pitch and velo in the real vsti, im just not sure if thats the correct way to output MIDI?! i mean... thats all and then just select the channels in the VSTI and DAW to route MIDI?!

Thank you guys!