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Changing MIDI channels with articulations

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How is it possible to change the MIDI output channel of an instrument? For example, when writing for organ, you have two staffs for the right and left hand, but hands can change manuals, and this is best represented by different MIDI channels. Is there a way to define articulations that result in changing the MIDI channel?

 

Thanks!

 

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Torsten

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If that is currently not possible then I can simply write unconventionally for different organ divisions directly for now. There is also a workaround with Hauptwerk using its so-called floating division MIDI keyboards (not sure about GrandOrgue yet). No worrries :)

 

Best,

Torsten

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It would also be useful, e.g., for combining sample instruments by different brands etc. where certain articulations are available in one plugin, and others in another.

 

Best,

Torsten

  • 2 weeks later...
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Thank you very much. Any chance to make legato notes slightly longer at a later stage? Doing so would trigger, e.g., certain orchestral libraries (e.g., I am using LASS) to play the legato articulations, which it does not play with non-legato notes.

 

Best,

Torsten

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