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Originally Posted by flommer
Actually, all you need are Aux Input tracks as a place to insert your VI's.
All an Instrument track is, is a combination of a MIDI track and an Aux input.
As has been said is previous posts, you then can just route any MIDI track to whichever plugins you require, using multi-timbral VI's more effeciently by having them playback multiple MIDI streams.
This can be a bit more clear depending on how you like to label your tracks:
Drums-groove
Drums-fill
Piano-part A, etc
might be names of the MIDI tracks ie named for the parts
Structure
Strike
Velvet, etc
Might be names of the Auxes ie named for the VI
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The only reason I use Instrument tracks is because they have a different symbol and default color. When the session gets big it makes viewing it a bit easier especially when there is a large number of Audio, Instrument, and Aux tracks in a session.