Topic: One track to trigger two instruments?

I made a track template where you can play upto 4 different vst’s at the same time 😀

Here is the link.
http://www.box.net/shared/34nsdyxyt0

@namunger wrote:

OK, cool, thanks for the quick reply!

@DFusion – thanks for the template, unfortunately I’m using an old version of Podium and can’t open it 😳 (what can I say, it’s never broke, so I never fix it!). When I finally get brave enough to upgrade, I’ll check it out for sure.

That is Ok 😀
Let me know if you need any help once you decide to Update to the latest version.

@thcilnnahoj wrote:

Hey, DFusion! I caught notice of the thread you made in the VIP Lounge, but it disappeared (?) before I could download your template file. 😕

Now that I got a look, I’m interested in how you got that set up! I mean, it’s kind of buggy behaviour to have an input on multiple tracks, isn’t it?

I used a trick to set it up 😀

1.st i made a Group Track and added “Midi in” in the track i added in the group and saved it as a track template.

Then i just added that track template into Podium and added “Midi in” in a track outside of that Template so i had 2 Midi ins.

After i did that i added that track into the Group track and saved it again as a track template.

So i guess it must be a bug but a positive One 8)

@thcilnnahoj wrote:

Hey, DFusion! I caught notice of the thread you made in the VIP Lounge, but it disappeared (?) before I could download your template file. 😕

I didn’t delete the topic, so I assume it is DFusion that deleted it himself?

Now that I got a look, I’m interested in how you got that set up! I mean, it’s kind of buggy behaviour to have an input on multiple tracks, isn’t it?

I have noticed that there are some situations where you can end up with multiple tracks having the same MIDI input object assigned. Copy/paste of a track is another way. There should be no buggy behaviour in having the same MIDI input assigned to multiple tracks. It’s just in the UI that I have implemented the restriction so that assigning/dragging an input object will remove it from the track it is already assigned to. In most cases I think this is what you would expect. In the future I may add a command for assigning an input without removing it from it’s current track.

@DFusion wrote:

I think that this is a great Feature and i would love to be able to assign multiple midi ins directly like you mentioned Frits 😉

+100.
Yeah, it would be extremely useful for quick sound stacking. Sometimes I like just jamming along with some fat layers with key split zones.