send bpm parts to different destination in logic
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send bpm parts to different destination in logic
Hey people
I use BPM on logic 9 with a motu ultralite. I see in the manual that you can "send parts to different destination in your host software's mixing environnement". I want to treat each part (pad or rack) with different plug-ins but not the ones included in the software, my own AU plug-ins (Waves in fact). So i need different tracks directly on logic to insert my stuff. I try in the bpm mixer environment to change the output (bpm 2,3 etc), but it don't do nothing, no logic track seems to receive the message from bpm. In brief, how can i "bus" the kick to one logic track, the snare to another, the hi-hat to a third?
I have the same problem when i want to send the parts in an external hardware: when i use the standalone version it works but when i use bpm inside logic it don't.
Thanks for you answer(s)
I use BPM on logic 9 with a motu ultralite. I see in the manual that you can "send parts to different destination in your host software's mixing environnement". I want to treat each part (pad or rack) with different plug-ins but not the ones included in the software, my own AU plug-ins (Waves in fact). So i need different tracks directly on logic to insert my stuff. I try in the bpm mixer environment to change the output (bpm 2,3 etc), but it don't do nothing, no logic track seems to receive the message from bpm. In brief, how can i "bus" the kick to one logic track, the snare to another, the hi-hat to a third?
I have the same problem when i want to send the parts in an external hardware: when i use the standalone version it works but when i use bpm inside logic it don't.
Thanks for you answer(s)
Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
Check that you're using the multi output version of BPM in Logic
Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
i use the multi output. But whatever i choose in the mixer (bpm 2, bpm 3, 4 etc)my soundcard indicate that the main stereo and the 7-8 out (why 7-8?) work. No other seem to be influenced. Anyway, this information (out 7-8) is useful if i and have external hardware, but what i need is to stay inside the computer and send directly the different pads from BPM to logic tracks (no need of external output).
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Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
I actually struggled with this same thing - but in DP, not Logic.
I could never find a work-around. Everything I tried had no effect, so I gave up. Maybe its BPM and not the DAW?
I could never find a work-around. Everything I tried had no effect, so I gave up. Maybe its BPM and not the DAW?
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Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
right. It's not the problem of the host it's a problem of BPM's control in any host.
To summarize: if i want to treat each part with different external plug-ins i MUST open as many BPM plug-ins in logic as i have different pads (or groups of pads)?! Beyond the fantastic CPU kill it means - and the incredible manipulations - , is it not a totally crazy, absurd way of doing? More fearful, what's the use of the multi-out?
Hey guys give us some solutions please (Motu team can help of course)...
To summarize: if i want to treat each part with different external plug-ins i MUST open as many BPM plug-ins in logic as i have different pads (or groups of pads)?! Beyond the fantastic CPU kill it means - and the incredible manipulations - , is it not a totally crazy, absurd way of doing? More fearful, what's the use of the multi-out?
Hey guys give us some solutions please (Motu team can help of course)...
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Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
What I do in DP is I bus each sound from BPM out of a different stereo channel using BPM's mixer (1,2 3,4 5,6) Then in DP I create a stereo track and assign the input to the corresponding bus that I assigned in BPM. For me it just uses the basic 1-64 buses that BPM provides. I wonder if that would work in Logic?
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Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
have you created the additional output tracks in logic? you need to create them first before being able to select them as destinations in BPM.
so you create the 'multi output' version BPM instrument and a mixer channel appears, and then on this channel there is a '+' sign that you click and the extra channels pop out next to the main channel (this is in the mixer view)
and then in BPM those extra channels should be available as destinations.
this is from memory so details might not be 100%
M
so you create the 'multi output' version BPM instrument and a mixer channel appears, and then on this channel there is a '+' sign that you click and the extra channels pop out next to the main channel (this is in the mixer view)
and then in BPM those extra channels should be available as destinations.
this is from memory so details might not be 100%
M
OSX 10.6.4 / logic pro 9 / reason 5 / bias peak 6 / bpm 1.5 /
Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
Yeah it works Goldie: i had to congigurate logic in multitimbral and then add aux in the mixer view! Thanks very much for your help.
Re: send bpm parts to different destination in logic
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OSX 10.6.4 / logic pro 9 / reason 5 / bias peak 6 / bpm 1.5 /