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10-04-2001, 11:49 PM
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Midi bank messages
Hello. What do I need to do to have Pro Tools remember what synthesizer bank I am using when I record a patch to a track? Is there a controller number I need in the patch window? I have a Korg N5 and I assign N5-1, N5-2, etc., as the inputs as well as the outs with channels 3 and 4 ( the N5's outs to 3&4 in Pro Tools) going to Aux channel with 1& 2 being the headphone out. Sometimes Pro Tools remembers sometimes it doesn't. How will it never forget?
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keith 
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10-05-2001, 06:49 AM
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Re: Midi bank messages
I would suggest manually inserting a Program Change at the desired location(s) in your session. Check out page 304 in the PT 5.1 Reference Guide for specific steps.
Brent
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