theprez wrote:I assume I also would have to route the output of the VI to an bus and set that bus as the input to the track with the plug, but I'm still a little confused as the track with the plug is still not an "Instrument" track. It is just a standard "audio" track with the plug inserted.
Shouldn't there be a simpler way, like some way to just have the single "Instrument" track with the plug inserted, and an option that allows the MIDI to "pass through" to the inserts??
You're a bit confused still. Just set it up this way -
1. Put DP in MultiRecord mode.
2. Create an instrument track and assign the Organ VI to it. It should come up routed to whatever your main stereo bus is (for example, I use an Apogee Duet, and the default audio assignment for every track is Duet Main Output L & R). The instrument track is a special type of track, it is NOT an audio track that your record to. It is a track with a virtual instrument that outputs audio from that virtual instrument.
3. Create a MIDI track assigned to the organ VI.
4. Place the rotary speaker effect on an insert slot of the organ VI instrument track (do this in the mixing board window).
5. Create a second MIDI track assigned to the rotary effect.
6.
Set up the rotary effect so that the Mod wheel of your MIDI controller controls rotary speaker speed. The rotary plug-in probably has a "MIDI learn" feature, whereby if you engage MIDI learn for a particular knob or slider, and then push up the Mod Wheel, it will remember that the mod wheel controls that parameter. Or it may be that you set up what controllers affect particular parameters in some kind of drop-down menu or dialog box.
That is all you need to do. Now when you record with the organ VI's MIDI track and the rotary effect's MIDI track both record-enabled, you can play and record the organ part
and push up the mod wheel to make the Leslie go from slow to fast and back down again.
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