Just FYI (for those not knowing this)

You could route MIDI out to MIDI-OX, filter there then onto the softsynth, external module, or another PC DAW/sequencer (or external sequencer/recorder) to re-record the MIDI traffic, sans MIDI events x,y,z, pitch bends, etc.

With some clever MIDI channel re-mapping and a multi-port utility like Loopbe30 it might be possible to re-recorded BACK INTO same RB/PTPA: "bad MIDI" goes out one channel it comes back FILTERED on another and is recorded in RB/PTPA. I've never tired it sinc I've never needed to do it (I use other programs or external HW if needed).

And while not exactly the same thing with some re-routing - recapture, RB and PTPA have a MIDI monitor utility with a built in filter .dll that can be run under "Action -> Select .exe. or .dll"

Larry


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