Enregistrement notes MIDI et Auto-Channel

Par exemple, si je mets autochannel sur 11, ton Tenori-on doit obligatoirement jouer sur la piste 11, ensuite l'OT va router vers la piste MIDI sélectionnée.

Donc le numero de canal entre le tenori-on et l'OT n'a rien à voir avec le canal de réception du synthé, j'ai juste?

Je comprends pas, si tu envoies un seul canal vers l'OT, comment l'OT sait quelle note va vers quel canal du synthé?

D'un autre côté, l'OT étant un séquenceur, il est vrai qu'un autre séquenceur en MIDI IN peut paraître superflu, d'où je pense le choix de ce système d'autochannel.

Tenori-->synthé-->OT

À la décharge d'Elektron, c'est une configuration assez rare... Je connais peu de personnes qui enregistrent des séquences MIDI depuis un séquenceur sur un autre séquenceur en live

que l'on puisse auto-assigner l'autochannel (uff...) par le moyen de la sélection de piste (càd que l'autochannel est la piste sélectionnée sur l'OT avec la diode en rouge).

I think I have come up with a decent workflow if you want to play and step record notes/chords from the Virus's keys into the Octatrack MIDI tracks while the Virus is in Multi Mode.

1. Set up your Virus Multi Parts with the patches you want to hear on each Part. Leave the MIDI channel for each Part on the default settings. Part 1 receives Channel 1 MIDI, Part 2 receives Channel 2 MIDI etc.

2. On the Octatrack, setup each of the 8 MIDI tracks to send out MIDI on a channel matching each of the Parts in the Virus Multi. i.e. Octatrack MIDI track 1 set to MIDI channel 1 to trigger Part 1 of the Virus Multi, Octatrack MIDI track 2 set to MIDI channel 2 to trigger Part 2 of the Virus Multi and so on.

3. On the Octatrack set the "Auto Ch:" under Project, MIDI Channel settings to MIDI channel 16. This is important in order for the Octatrack to receive MIDI from the Virus's keyboard.

3. Turn Grid record on the Octatrack while on the MIDI tracks page.

4. On the Virus, switch to Part 16 (which by default transmits and receives MIDI on channel 16) and turn the Part off. This Part will not be used for sound, only to transmit MIDI to the selected Octatrack MIDI track for recording purposes.

5. On the Octatrack, select the MIDI Track that you want to step record in to. Press and hold a trigger and play a note or chords on the Virus keyboard. If setup correctly, it will record the note or notes into the selected MIDI Track at that step. You can do this while the Octatrack sequencer is running. You will not hear the note or chord as it is being recorded, but the next pass through the sequence it will trigger the corresponding Part of the Virus Multi. If you just play the Virus keys without holding down one of the Octatrack's triggers, you will hear the Virus patch as you play it. You can jam along with the rest of the MIDI triggered Parts before deciding what to step record.

6. To record the other Parts of the Virus Multi, just select a different MIDI Track on the Octatrack and repeat step 5 above. You don't have to manually change the Part on the Virus Multi each time. You just have to select the MIDI Track on the Octatrack i.e. MIDI Track 5 to record and trigger Virus Multi Part 5 and so on.

7. For more control of the individual Parts of the Virus Multi (without having to switch Parts on the Virus), it is very easy to setup the Octatrack's encoders to send out the CC messages you want to the Virus (i.e. Cutoff, Resonance, patch volume, ADSR etc.). This way you can tweak the Virus Part without having to leave the Octatrack, manually switch the Virus to the required Part etc.

I will revise this post as I learn more about playing the Virus and Octatrack together.