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Sending MIDI notes from a pattern in an I2C/Multi track - flel - 08-13-2025
So I am trying to send MIDI notes from an I2C/Multi track in the pattern screen. I managed to send MIDI notes from the drum matrix by setting it to "MIDI TRxx", a channel and note, but this doesn't exist for the first six columns in the pattern screen (as also stated in the manual). How do I then send a specific note from the pattern screen (with given mods) via MIDI using the MIDI TRS-A out port? Sending CV by setting the destination as CV-MOD works, but this is not what I need. I tried setting the destination to MAPPING, and then in the mapping screen specifying GLOB SEQV (as suggested in the manual) as the source and MIDI (+ a corresponding channel) as destination but this doesn't work.
(Running firmware v3.0.0 RC2)
RE: Sending MIDI notes from a pattern in an I2C/Multi track - XORadmin - 08-13-2025
(08-13-2025, 02:26 AM)flel Wrote: So I am trying to send MIDI notes from an I2C/Multi track in the pattern screen. I managed to send MIDI notes from the drum matrix by setting it to "MIDI TRxx", a channel and note, but this doesn't exist for the first six columns in the pattern screen (as also stated in the manual). How do I then send a specific note from the pattern screen (with given mods) via MIDI using the MIDI TRS-A out port? Sending CV by setting the destination as CV-MOD works, but this is not what I need. I tried setting the destination to MAPPING, and then in the mapping screen specifying GLOB SEQV (as suggested in the manual) as the source and MIDI (+ a corresponding channel) as destination but this doesn't work.
(Running firmware v3.0.0 RC2)
You use a midi track for it.
I didn’t implement it into an Multi/I2C track since a midi track is much more powerful for dedicated midi stuff.