Jaybee
Active Member
@tack You see I spoke to soon.... I'm redoing my template so that my strings/woods/brass patches are split into long & short outputs by creating a multi (both on same Midi Ch A1) containing two instances of a multi articulation patch (set to outputs 1&2 for longs 3&4 for shorts), loading only the longs in the first instance (to route to 1&2), only the shorts in the second (to route to 3&4) and using Reaticulate to switch across all the artics via UACC. Thus allowing me to write long & short Midi on one track but have separate mixing options. All working wonderfully until.....
CSS. I want to split a CSS section (say 1st Violins) into longs and shorts but CSS has other ideas. The keyswitches seem to be sticky so that even if the second instance of shorts (all longs unloaded) is triggered, the first instance still plays it's last triggered patch in the longs (unlike UACC of course which switches away).
I've spent a few hours today trying to get my head round this (is it something to do with using note rather than CC58 for CSS?) but I'm not au fait enough yet with the multi-switching of Reaticulate to do manage this. Any ideas would be very much appreciated.. Thanks!
CSS. I want to split a CSS section (say 1st Violins) into longs and shorts but CSS has other ideas. The keyswitches seem to be sticky so that even if the second instance of shorts (all longs unloaded) is triggered, the first instance still plays it's last triggered patch in the longs (unlike UACC of course which switches away).
I've spent a few hours today trying to get my head round this (is it something to do with using note rather than CC58 for CSS?) but I'm not au fait enough yet with the multi-switching of Reaticulate to do manage this. Any ideas would be very much appreciated.. Thanks!