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[>> Cause revealed, the settings had reverted to "All ins" without me noticing
[>> Shoutout to @elbows ]]]
While having two external midi instruments armed in Push 3(s); Is there a way of playing only one of the instruments using the pads? Mine play both of the armed instruments.
Firmware 1.1.11. The two instruments are on different midi channels. I've tried physically separating the signals by having one of the instruments on USB-midi and the other on TRS-midi, but both instruments play all the same.
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[SOLVED] Playing an external instrument with Push 3 pads? (Two tracks armed)
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[SOLVED] Playing an external instrument with Push 3 pads? (Two tracks armed)
Last edited by wesslan_2049 on Mon Oct 02, 2023 7:25 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Playing an external instrument with Push 3 pads? (Two tracks armed)
Every MIDI track has input settings. Change it to something other than 'FromPush' (and probably also 'All Ins') and the pads shouldnt control it.
(press 2nd button (with vertical lines on it) above the jog wheel twice, press the button above the on screen label 'Input & Output', make sure Input is selected, then use the 3rd encoder above the screen to change the input device)
There may be other ways to achieve the same result, eg what 'Monitoring' is set to on that same Input & Output screen, but obviously this will affect other things that may interfere with your intentions, eg if you want to play the instrument using a different MIDI input other than the pads and record that MIDI.
(press 2nd button (with vertical lines on it) above the jog wheel twice, press the button above the on screen label 'Input & Output', make sure Input is selected, then use the 3rd encoder above the screen to change the input device)
There may be other ways to achieve the same result, eg what 'Monitoring' is set to on that same Input & Output screen, but obviously this will affect other things that may interfere with your intentions, eg if you want to play the instrument using a different MIDI input other than the pads and record that MIDI.