Using TI Keyboard as a MIDI keyboard

    Here a silly one guys,
    How can I use the TI as a MIDI keyboard without triggering sounds within the TI?
    I have a Triton rack and am able to use the TI to trigger keys, but also trigger sounds on the same part.
    Under Cubase 4, I use Ch16 in Multi Mode, routed to IN of the Triton. But then there is Ch16 of the TI generating sounds.
    How can eliminate this?
    Cheers

    I actually want the keyboard to be set to "Local ON" to trigger the notes.
    I just don't to generate sound.
    I guess the only way to do it is turn the patch volume down.
    That's the only thing I can think of. How about you guys?

    The best thing I can suggest is having a multi set up with none of the parts set to channel 1 (or whatever) so you can reserve that channel for output to the triton. Then, when you do want to use the virus (i dont own a TI keyboard, so i dont know which is better), change channel OR change multi.



    EDIT - i just reread your post, since you are in multi mode, i think the key thing to remember is that you can change which midi channel different parts listen to (by default they are 1 to 1, 2 to 2, etc.) such that no part listens to the channel you want to use for other gear. In fact, there is also an option to disable that part altogether.

    In Cubase (it's either Options or Preferences under "MIDI"), there's a MIDI filter which looks like a 16 button grid. You can toggle the buttons on and off and off mode disables MIDI sent/received by Cubase on that channel.