EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Thanks. I also got the suggestion to set up midi filters in the Environment
which made a hell of a lot of sense to me. Like only allowing note and
control data through for example. We'll see. I've got a SuperNova and
Waldorf MicroQ and need to solve this problem with respect to both of them.
Again, thanks for your response.

> From: Teddy Kumpel <teddybut@...>
> Reply-To: exs-users@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tue, 05 Mar 2002 22:02:25 -0500
> To: <exs-users@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [exs] MIDI Controller Routing
> 
> exs-users@yahoogroups.com very eloquently wrote:
> 
> If there is a "Local Off" switch in the SuperNova I would try that. then the
> controllers just go thru logic back to the supernova or anything else that's
> selected in logic and not to the supernova internally. That's how it works
> in the virus anyway... good luck.
> Teddy K
> 
>> Ever since I dumped OMS in lieu of Unitor8 with direct Logic support, I have
>> not able to disable the knobs of my SuperNova (for example) from sending
>> messages both to Logic as well as back to itself. This has caused me many
>> problems and inconveniences. As a result, I leave the controller inputs to
>> my outboard synths unplugged unless I absolutely require them to be attached
>> for a specific purpose. What I would like to know (off-topic I know, but I
>> trust the users of this list), but how do I establish logical routing
>> without sending unwanted messages straight back into the SuperNova
>> automatically. In other words, I want to twist a knob on the SuperNova and
>> have it send pure MIDI messages to Logic and not additionally back to
>> itself. So if the filter cutoff knob is sending on a Nova-defined control
>> number to the EXS, that's all it does when I twist the knob.
>> 
>> I hope this makes sense. Do you think this is something on my hardware
>> synths I should alter or something in the Unitor8 control panel? My original
>> thinking was to allow MIDI messages to travel to all other "out" ports
>> except the SuperNova from within in the Unitor8 MIDI routing graph editor.
>> But my changes have no effect or I'm doing it incorrectly. As I recall, this
>> was a piece of cake in OMS. I'd uncheck the box that routed the SuperNova to
>> itself, save and that was it. I'm convinced that it's not a SuperNova
>> because it happens only when the MIDI return to the SuperNova is plugged in
>> (As I said, this is true of any synth. I'm using the SuperNova as a primary
>> example). The ill effect is when I do some menu navigation or knob twisting,
>> crazy messages come back to the SuperNova and screw up navigation making it
>> impossible to work and to edit. If this clicks with anybody, let me know. If
>> not, please do not respond. I am positive I haven't described this issue
>> with complete accuracy, and therefore I would only expect someone who has
>> experienced this very same problem to fill in the blanks or correct any
>> inappropriate assertions. Thanks, in advance, to any users who might have
>> some expertise with this for their assistance. If you feel this is heavily
>> off topic, feel free to e-mail me directly rather than posting to the list.
>> 
>> Thank you. -Jer
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