Ive watched plenty videos in order to grasp this topic and for whatever reason, it just didn't click. But after your great explanation, it all clicks finally... only took a year or 2 get it but I got it lol thank u. I subbed and liked.
"clearly" ? 🤡 saying a bunch of nothing, port one port two, opened a whole bunch of random plugins with different ports and numbers, instead of simply using 2 plugins and use similar numbers so everyone could understand. but instead , this zomby opened all plugins and used all ports , 0 b ..n cells
Thanks a lot for the tutorial! I've been looking for this all this time and now I've solved it thanks to you. But now I have a problem. When I want to route the midi output from the Orchestral only appears 4 ports instead of 16 as it's supposed to be and to top it all the designated ports I put just don't work :c Could you help me, please?
Glad you found this useful, I too found this difficult when I first used Orchestral nearly 15 years ago!! Sure I will help you. If you can send me a DM on my Instagram we'll go from there.
Its explained from 4:15 but I show the first step at 2:30. If you follow step by step you should be able to do it. If you get stuck just send me some pictures to @OfficialAnimal on Instagram
Thank you :) I have a question, do you know if it's possible to play/record notes (chords) from scaler directly in the piano roll ? (sorry for my english) :)
Yes you can use the midi capture in Scaler and then use the drag option to drop into piano roll or just click and drag the chord button into the piano roll
Great tutorial! Sorry, I may be missing something, but after I've set up all my routing in Kontakt, how can I lay down notes in the piano roll? The midi out channels don't have piano roll?
I have multiple midi outs on a VST, is there a way to keep the midi out (i've selected) highlighted in green whenever i click on the VST? Every time i click on the VST to adjust something it highlights that VST instead of staying on the midi out in the channel rack.
There isn't im afraid. This is because you are selecting something and it's highlighting what you have selected. The Midi Out is just linked through the routing. I understand what you mean but it's the way it's designed.
The question is : How do you get Cthhulu into Patcher? I was trying to create a Grain Delay Patch with some Fruity Delays. And I wanted to have random notes I could control with Cthulhu.
Yeah, in your example you had an instrument within a VST, routed to channel 5. How can you get scaler2 to recognise that VST, but only look at the instrument on channel 5?
Ok, so I have a single instance of kontakt loaded with multiple instruments. The midi port input (for the instance of kontakt) is set to 1 and each instrument within this has a separate channel. So my midi outs are port 1, channel 1 / port 1, channel 2 / port 1, channel 3 and so on. How do I link scaler2 to port 1, channel 3 for example?
