Multimode and FL Studio

Zitat von jayaudley

Does anyone know how to set up multimode (playing multiple sound at the same time) on FL Studio?

I think you could try using FLs "MIDI Out" Plugin and set its parameters to match your Virus.
Take a look at the help file here: https://www.image-line.com/support/FLHelp/html/plugins/MIDI Out.htm
As you haven't written which Virus you use I'd make a guess and say it's best to set it to Multi Single Mode so you can send an individual MIDI pattern to each of the 16 parts by using different settings for MIDI channels and maybe bank/patch to set up the sounds on the Virus.

Good luck.

No Problem, you're welcome.

I don't work with FL anymore but I think in the past it worked like this (using my Virus C and a USB2MIDI Port)...

Preparation FL:
MIDI Preparation (as described here: https://www.image-line.com/sup…html/envsettings_midi.htm and here: https://www.image-line.com/sup…elp/html/menu_options.htm
- Enable MIDI Output with the options menu
- Go to the system settings and select your USB MIDI Interface of the Virus in the "Output" field
- Select a "Port" (e. g. 1)
- Set the Virus to Multi Single Mode

Within FL:
- Insert a "MIDI Out" plugin into an empty track
- Set the plugin to: Channel: 1 / Bank coarse: 1 / Bank fine: either 0 or leave it blank (just try with the bank settings a bit) / Port: The same port # you chose in the systems settings / Patch: set the patch # you want the Virus to play
- Draw some MIDI notes using the piano roll and start the track. The MIDI should be sent to the Virus to generate the sounds.

For Ableton I just use a MIDI Track, and set my MIDI for Multi Mode according to this tutorial here: https://www.ableton.com/de/art…ternal-synthesizers-live/

Good luck.