did you also assign a “source” to your track?
fyi a “source” is the vsti synth you need to create sound – i assume you are recording midi only as you talk about notes showing up, don’t you?
accordo, i’m not sure if it’s a good idea to compare a sequencer with an industrial design application!!!
there are too different needs imo
i left MuLab ( which you mentioned ) and other hosts because of their mouse oriented workflow – at least i prefer working with keyboard short cuts as much as possible but ymmv
@bacon : thanx for the instance explanation !! good hint with the additional track but it still does not work 100% the way i want to – while there is only one sequence used for triggering all the outputs i still can’t solo any of the tracks feeding the outputs … the track containing the sequence gets disabled too …
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that is exactly what i want to do – when i use only one instance of this sequence ( say on the track with output 1 ) i can not solo the track with output 2 and so on…
or to use other words : how is one supposed to use vstis with multiple outputs ??
thanx for reading
i know i can copy the sequence to all the tracks and i know all the copied sequences are updated if i edit one of them but this is a very inconvenient way of working because you end up with loads of redundant sequences …
