IDK whether a 3rd party software audio mixer would help you may download a trial here.
Ĭontrolling USB-C monitor volume with keyboard keys?
This is the one I bookmarked from the ones I found. I haven’t installed it yet, I’ve got a few days off and don’t want to waste the trial period. Using the same click/drag method link the appropriate midi channel to the desired instrument.Īs for the mainstage question personally don't know I have never really gotten proficient at mainstage, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.No Mac support, not obvious on product page. This makes it possible for your to assign different midi channels to different instruments. Click it with your mouse and a cable will appear (similar to reason for example) which you will drag to the the channel splitter. To the right side is a tiny - very tiny - triangle shaped connection for each port. Ok - the Physical Input is the device in the environment which shows all of your midi ports, depending on what you have named your IAC port (or ports) you will see those listed along side of your other midi ports. And, less complicated/accurate then trying to sync the two DAWs with MTC.Īny hope this helps someone - have fun.Ĭan u elaborate on the logic setup procedure as im getting lost at step 7 and 8. Everything.Ħ) In Logic Environment, go to the Mixer layer and create the following.ħ) Draw a cable from the IAC port of the Physical Input to the Channel Splitter.Ĩ) Draw a cable from channel 1 to the channel strip of the instrument you created.Īs your needs/projects grow experiment with more Ports, channels, outputs, Inputs in PT - this set up can be pretty versatile.Īgain, aside from all the routing in Logic's Environment, it's pretty much the same thing as most VI's that run in standalone, which is a great way to keep PT sessions light.
#SOUNDFLOWER MAC M1 UPDATE#
(I mean this is all assuming you've downloaded/installed soundflower etc.)ġ) Activate your IAC midi port - eventually you may have multiples but start with just one.Ģ) In PT, select the PT Agg I/O as your current playack engine, and make sure to update your I/O settings - creating new paths for Soundflower.ģ) Create a MIDI track with input set to you MIDI keyboard, output set to IAC, port 1 channel 1Ĥ) In PT create an AUX input with input set to new I/O Path "Soundflower" - if you want to print the incoming stream, just create an audio track (input set to Soundflower) and record.ĥ) In Logic go to Prefs>Audio and set the Core Audio Output Device to Soundflower and after you have created a few instruments (in Logic), go to the Environment>Clicks and Ports layer and delete everything. OK, in the PT Aggregate you need to select Soundflower to be part of the device. It's been possible to use aggregate devices for a while, but only since PT9, is there the addition of a PT Aggregate. Only way to set up a PT aggregate device. There are a few things that need to be done to make this work smooth though.īefore you do any of this, you need to be using PT 9 on a Mac. Anyone else doing this?ĭoes this mean that Logic9 could be run in the background, & used for it's instruments ?Ībsolutely, Logic would be treated like any other instrument in standalone mode. Or route audio from any other app into pt.Etc, etc.Īny how pretty psyched. Also, you can have multiple instruments open and change sessions while keeping all of your samples/instruments loaded. You can really call upon your system's ram in a way that doesn't put the load all on one app. That meant physically routing audio out and back into machine.įor all the folks using ve pro, and reaper essentially as a soft synth/VI host, this (standalone) is a real nice option. It wasn't that long ago that I was going round and round trying to figure a way to get audio from my stand alone instruments into pt, without having to use a second interface. Many of you might be like yeah, no sherlock, but for me was a very pleasant surprise to get this working. For anyone who is interested, I was able to route audio into pt with sound flower today using the pt aggregate I/O.
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