e2 and external midi gear

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michi_mak
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e2 and external midi gear

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can some fellow tribe owner answer this one:
does a part mute also mute corrsponding external midi gear?
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Yes. :D
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Sorry, double post.
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sweet!!! thanks a lot
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so do all parts send midi messages? i understand that there is a global channel and we can not send on multiple channels (missed oppurtunity?) but can I specify one part to send midi out?
say part 1-15 all have midi off and only part 16 will send messages, is that possible?
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jbl wrote:so do all parts send midi messages? i understand that there is a global channel and we can not send on multiple channels (missed oppurtunity?) but can I specify one part to send midi out?
say part 1-15 all have midi off and only part 16 will send messages, is that possible?
Every of the 16 parts has a fixed channel (part 1 = channel 1, part 2 = channel 2, etc.). Unfortunately, you can't limit the destination of a part to external MIDI only. You have to disable the internal sound source. This and the lacks of proper MIDI filtering makes the usage of external gear unnecessary complicated.
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jbl wrote:so do all parts send midi messages? i understand that there is a global channel and we can not send on multiple channels (missed oppurtunity?) but can I specify one part to send midi out?
say part 1-15 all have midi off and only part 16 will send messages, is that possible?
Yes, there is no way to turn off Midi channels, except by using the Part Mute.
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Post by jbl »

interesting. it really does limit things though, huh?
so if I want to play a part on an external synth and record it in, I have to then disconnect the synth or move the sample to another part and then reprogram the original part for a different pattern part sound, yes?
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Well, your external synth controller would be turned down while you played the part anyway, no?
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so do i get this right: each pad is tied to a midi channel for sending and receiving midi - at least it seems to be this way all across the internet.
but what is the global midi channel for?
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michi_mak wrote:but what is the global midi channel for?
I have no idea, it seems irrelevant to me.
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I'm saying the es2 would be my external synth controller. If it can't do this, there is little reason to use it for me and I will get the beat step pro.
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