Originally Posted By: Mike Head
Hi Leo

Hmmm well as you know the problem stems from only having one vst as the default
Synth in BIAB

Midi normally get put on the melody track this uses channel 4.
You can check what channels BIAB is using for what, by going to Options preferences Channels.

Any midi data on the melody track gets sent on that channel.
If you are using Kontakt as your default synth and with just one instrument it will play the midi from the melody track if you select omni or port A from host ch4.
If the Kontakt is a multi instrument then each instrument in the multi can have its own channel.
Therefore if the midi in BIAB melody track is a multi channel midi then each track/channel in the midi file will play though the appropriate multi instrument assigned to that channel but the whole lot still gets sent to Kontakt over the melody channel 4
Also remember once you insert Kontakt as your default vsti synth that you will not be able to play the midi BIAB style parts unless you have appropriate voices in the corresponding BIAB part channels as above channel preferences in your multi.

Hope this is some help I will have a play tomorrow as it is 3 am in the morning here and time for some nod methinks,
Mike


Thank's for stepping in here Mike.. I am a little confused by this.. Because most of the midi I import that have only one track is channel 1. So if I set Kontakt to channel 1 in the VSTi window and in the selected instrument I load into Kontakt, it will play.. So how come it will play if, as u say, all midi in the melody track will be using channel 4? I checked it and it is as u say. It send on channel 4.. But how come it is still playing when I set channel 1? That confuses me...;)

And BTW I am not using Kontakt as the default synth... For that I use forteDXi...


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