Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
I would like to only play the individual single drum hits in Strike using a drum pad controller (AKAI MPD18). I do not want to trigger any loops. I understand that I need to use midi channel 2 in Strike to achieve this but I have no idea how to tell Strike to receive midi channel 2.
I have searched the manual and the web for about an hour to no avail. I realize this is probably very simple but please someone explain it to me!! :o:confused: Thanks! |
Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
Am curious as well, but from recent history, drum/percussion usually uses midi channel 10:rolleyes:
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Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
Try the MIDI Output Selector of an Instrument track.
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Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
Okay, I tried something new and fixed the issue! I went to Pro Tools LE "Preferences" and went to "MIDI" and changed "Default Thru Instrument" from whatever it was to Strike 1-2 (channel 2 I guess). :cool:
Is this what every other thread assumes we are all supposed to know? (I rarely use MIDI so this could have been a common assumption that most people already know). :D |
Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
No, that is Default Thru Instrument meaning you can trigger the assigned Instrument and Channel without Record Enabling. I gave you the answer.
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Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
Thanks filosofem. I didn't see your post until now. I had tried creating a MIDI track and sending an output to Strike Channel 2 but the option for Strike was grayed out (not available).
After I changed the preference I am able to select Stike's different channels. |
Re: Tell Strike to receive midi channel 2 ?!!
Use an Instrument track. If you are going to use a MIDI track you also need an audio carrier and a MIDI Node and this is provided via an AUX track but as I said use an Instrument track. Don't forget to put Strike in Kit mode too.
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