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04-11-2003, 05:17 PM
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Assign multiple outputs from a Midi Track
TIPS from SOUND and SOUND MAGAZINE.
"Just as with Audio Tracks, it's possible to assign multiple outputs from a MIDI track. With an output already assigned, hold down CONTROL key and select another Device/Channel from the output pop-up. This can be repeated to add as many midi destinations as required from a single track, and is great for creating layers." I just find out this tip and I like to share it with many of you that didn't know, just like me. Ciao, Antonio Tarantino 
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