Analogue-sequencer

From: Zahir Manek <zanalogheaven@yahoo.com>
>   > I have a question. How do most people use the P3 with 
>   > Cubase? I have a notron, and its simple, just plug the Midi 
>   > out of the Notron into the Midi in of your soundcard, and you 
>   > can control any midi instrument with it. But the P3 sends out 
>   > on more than one midi channel. How does one control multiple 
>   > instruments at one time with it through Cubase? The only 
>   > thing I can think of is to have the P3 synced to cubase, and 
>   > then run everything off the P3, but I like recording all my 
>   > midi sequences into Cubase and arranging it there.
>    
>   Any ideas?
>    
>   thanks
> 

It's easy. I'm away from my computer right now - but you basically just choose the input midi port for the p3 as the input port for that track. If you want to route one p3 channel to one instrument, and another channel to another instrument, etc, there is an input filter that you can set - you'd tell it that this track only receives channel one, etc...Don't know how much sense that makes. I could provide a clearer description if I were in front of the computer. 

I've not only accomplished what you are attempting, but I've gone in the other direction...recording into Cubase, and then recording that into the p3. The only issue I've run into is the synchronization issue I posted about.

-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Zahir Manek <zanalogheaven@yahoo.com>
>   > I have a question. How do most people use the P3 with 
>   > Cubase? I have a notron, and its simple, just plug the Midi 
>   > out of the Notron into the Midi in of your soundcard, and you 
>   > can control any midi instrument with it. But the P3 sends out 
>   > on more than one midi channel. How does one control multiple 
>   > instruments at one time with it through Cubase? The only 
>   > thing I can think of is to have the P3 synced to cubase, and 
>   > then run everything off the P3, but I like recording all my 
>   > midi sequences into Cubase and arranging it there.
>    
>   Any ideas?
>    
>   thanks
> 

It's easy. I'm away from my computer right now - but you basically just choose the input midi port for the p3 as the input port for that track. If you want to route one p3 channel to one instrument, and another channel to another instrument, etc, there is an input filter that you can set - you'd tell it that this track only receives channel one, etc...Don't know how much sense that makes. I could provide a clearer description if I were in front of the computer. 

I've not only accomplished what you are attempting, but I've gone in the other direction...recording into Cubase, and then recording that into the p3. The only issue I've run into is the synchronization issue I posted about.


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