Topic: correct way to set up multitimbral vsti?

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  • July 11, 2015 at 03:44 #28558
    Kanu Suguro
    Participant

    Say I have a multitimbal vsti like sampletank or kontakt on a track 1. In it, I load 3 instruments, assigned to MIDI ch 1,2,3, each routed to corresponding output channels. How do I make track 2 map to track 1’s MIDI ch 2, and track 3 map to MIDI ch 3? And how do I deal with the audio routing? Ideally, track 1 will get the audio output of kontakt’s out 1, track 2 gets kontakt’s out 2, and so on, so I can mix them separately.

    July 11, 2015 at 20:16 #28564
    MLS
    Participant

    Check these topics:

    http://zynewave.com/topic/multitimbral-kontakt-outputs/
    http://zynewave.com/topic/multiple-tracks-to-same-plugin/#post-23134

    I hope they are helpful.

    July 12, 2015 at 05:13 #28576
    Kanu Suguro
    Participant

    both of the threads don’t make much sense to me. From the looks of it, it seems Podium is not really set up to handle multitimbral vsti very well, which is disappointing since it does other things so well.

    I tried to follow along this post http://zynewave.com/topic/multiple-tracks-to-same-plugin/#post-23130

    But seriously, this makes no sense to me. And I’m a coder. Is there a step by step instruction anywhere?

    July 12, 2015 at 13:51 #28586
    kingtubby
    Participant

    Did you watch the youtube video in that thread?

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    July 17, 2015 at 17:18 #28607
    Kanu Suguro
    Participant

    Thanks, I missed that video initially. I checked it out and was able to get multitimbral going. The paradigm around multitimbral is quite unique, and as was pointed out, not intuitive at all.

    July 18, 2015 at 12:14 #28609
    kingtubby
    Participant

    Thanks, I missed that video initially. I checked it out and was able to get multitimbral going. The paradigm around multitimbral is quite unique, and as was pointed out, not intuitive at all.

    Once you understand it, it’s easy to use and is flexible. Also, when you’ve set up a particular multi-timbral instrument, save the track template for easy recall later.

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