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Old 06-06-2012, 03:03 PM
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Default Way to get key switching with Miroslav Philharmonik?

Hi,

I want to be able to access the different articulations in MP via MIDI key switching. I know that MP doesn't support key switching. Is there any type of application or plugin that will run between my MIDI controller & Pro Tools that will split the MIDI signal into different channels? I know the Logic users have a way to do this via custom environments but how can I achieve this in Pro Tools 10?

If this is not possible is my only other option to go with Kontakt & SR's Infinite Player? I really like the sounds in MP & I understand that the Infinite Player has a lot of the MP (VSL) orchestral sounds.

If there are any other avenues I could take I would love to hear about them. I have done an exhaustive search for information specific to what I'm trying to do but I can only find irrelevant info that is several years old.

Thanks very much for any help & advice.

George

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Old 06-11-2012, 03:32 PM
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Default Re: Way to get key switching with Miroslav Philharmonik?

Really, no one else is trying to do this?

George
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Old 06-11-2012, 06:44 PM
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Default Re: Way to get key switching with Miroslav Philharmonik?

I gave up on MP and moved to EWQL SO. MP has some beautiful patches but the dated articulation setup is a deal killer for me. I anxiously wait to see how IK addresses this in Sample Tank 3. However, I am interesting in knowing if PT has a similar "custom environment" feature.

The first post in this thread may help.

The only other way I've seen articulations done with MP is via a multitimbral setup. Load the desired patches in MP (or load a Combi) and route each patch to a separate MIDI channel.

Also, you may find some ideas on the IK forum.
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Old 06-12-2012, 02:04 AM
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Default Re: Way to get key switching with Miroslav Philharmonik?

with "SubtleSoft MidiPipe" (free download) you should be able to do that

very nice tool for us poor PT midi-users ;-)
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Old 06-12-2012, 02:22 PM
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Default Re: Way to get key switching with Miroslav Philharmonik?

Hmmm I have MIDI Pipe & was wondering if I could "mult" my MIDI output using that. I will have to check into that.

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