Good question. I don't know that too.
You cannot put seperate effects on each multitimbral part.
The only way to do this is to render each channel to audio seperately and then put effects on the audio channels.
You cannot put seperate effects on each multitimbral part.
True, but you have 3 separate outputs from the VC plugin.
True, but you have 3 separate outputs from the VC plugin.
How to setup that in Logic to have 3 outputs and different effects on each of them?
This is done by
a) selecting the "multi output" version of the Virus TI plugin in Logic 8 or 9
b) adding the additional outputs into Logics' mixer by creating AUX channels in Logic and selecting the TI plugins' out 3-4 and 5-6 as inputs for these AUX channels
This way you get 3 stereo outs from the plugin into Logic: the actual channel the TI plugin is loaded as an audio instrument plus these two AUX tracks (see above). You then can route the sounds in the TIs COMMON menu page to the different USB outs of the plugin.
Best wishes,
Jörg Hüttner
Thanx for your answer.
What about the input track with VCC? How to pass the midi notes, automation for specific VIRUS parts? Do I have to use the multitimbral functionality or shall I setup Virus in a different way?
Each part of the virus corresponds to one of the 16 channels available in a standard MIDI connection. Besides sending the MIDI data to the VC strip, you have to choose the exact MIDI channel you want it to be sent on.
What about the input track with VCC? How to pass the midi notes, automation for specific VIRUS parts? Do I have to use the multitimbral functionality or shall I setup Virus in a different way?
Send me an email to
support [at] access-music.de
and I can send you a set of screenshots which shows exactly how to set up the Virus TI plugin inside Logic. The plugin then is set up to be able to play more than one sound at a time and also the additional outputs via AUX tracks in the Logic are shown in the screenshots.
Best wishes,
Jörg Hüttner
