Analogue-sequencer

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> Hi Gene,
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> ³Thx, I take it u mean a MIDI Insert, right?
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> James²
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> I no longer have cubase, so I can¹t look at it. I forget what they call it
> exactly, but there¹s an icon for it right there for you. You just go in there
> and choose the preset that says Œchannel filter¹ or something like that. It¹s
> like a logical editor except you can modify the incoming midi. In this case,
> you¹re just telling it to filter out everything except the channel you want.
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> Wish I could be of more help, but be confident that it¹s there and play around
> a bit. The truly annoying sequencer when it comes to setting parameters for
> midi input is Logic. It¹s a nightmare to do this in Logic, and so I just use
> Live when I want to sent multiple midi input streams and route through a
> computer sequencer. I kind of wish I had held onto Cubase.
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> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Gene Schwartz <implode7@comcast.net <mailto:implode7%40comcast.net> >
> To: analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:analogue-sequencer%40yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Saturday, 5 May, 2007 4:36:12 PM
> Subject: Re: [analogue-sequencer] P3 Song Pointer?
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>> > Actually, this is pretty easy to do in Cubase ­ just use the per track
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>> > filter. There is even a preset to allow only one channel.
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>> > ³Hi Colin,
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>> > I'm currently syncing with Ableton Live, because of the 2 sequencers I own
>> > (Cubase Studio 4 being the 2nd) it's the only one that seems to allow its
>> > individual track inputs to differentiate between MIDI channels. Cubase
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>> > to only allow port assignment to its track inputs, unless I'm missing
>> > something. Do you have any ideas? The object, of course, is to have each of
>> > P3's 8 tracks control a different instrument within Cubase Studio 4.
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>> > Cheers,
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>> > James²
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