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Christian 9 years, 5 months ago.
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Hi again,
My zaquencer works now and it’s a load of fun!
But I’m encountering a problem when I try to run multiple tracks from the zaquencer to logic X. I have a drum track and a bass track. T2 is drums and T1 is bass and i have assigned T1 och MIDI channel 1 and T2 on MIDI channel 2. In logic I have chosen these tracks on the drum and bass channels respectively but I get all sounds from both instruments. so both the drum pattern and the bass pattern plays through both the drum and bass channels.
I hope I am making sense here trying to explain. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Br
KlasHi Klas,
happy to hear that you´re already having fun with your Zaquencer!About the problem, I can only offer rather general troubleshooting advice.
For example you could try triggering your Midi channels with another Midi source like a keyboard, if you have one. Then you could look at the Zaquencer´s Midi data with a program like “Midi Monitor” (on Mac): http://www.snoize.com/MIDIMonitor/This way you can see which side the behaviour originates from.
If the Zaquencer sends on the correct channels, it might be connected to Logic´s midi routing. As I wrote before, I didn´t use Logic X before, but it might have something to do with the environment (if that still exists). I found Logic 9´s Midi routing a bit intransparent back then…
Maybe other users with more Logic X experience can chime in as well?
Thank you Christian for the quick response. I think I might have found the answer here: http://www.logicprohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=32201
I hope that this is the right solution. Gonna try it when I get home.
It worked! Logic x was the problem, as I thought.
Nice! Thanks for posting back here with the solution, it might help other users as well.
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