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Hey thanks! Yes, it's a real bummer.

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Hey Dave. Ok, let's try to solve this one. There are two things I'm not sure about in your setup, by just watching the video: • Have you enabled the IAC Bus 1 in Applications -> Utilities -> Audio Midi Setup (Window -> Show MIDI Window), by double clicking on "IAC Bus 1" and checking the "Device is online" box? Double check on that one. • If you open up the document and it's Environment in Logic (cmd-0), and choose "All Objects" from the Layer dropdown (top left), the virtual cable routing should look like in the attached screen shot (resolution issues might mess up your particular Environment object placements here, but just move stuff out of the way - the routing stays the same). Then check the routing from the big ass "Physical input" object (on the left) to the "Rec single notes here..." mixer object. There should be a little triangle on the right side of the "IAC Bus 1" text. If it's not connected to anything, drag a connection from the "IAC Bus 1" triangle to the "Rec single notes here..." mixer object. It should work by now. If not, check the other objects in the chain and see if they are connected according to the screen shot as well. Hope it works out & good luck! /knod P.S. To complicate things further, I've got an "IAC Bus 2" as well in the screen shot, but just disregard this.

I tried al808's approach, and it works well - it records your MIDI FX as notes already when playing. Nice! If someone is interested in editing the MIDI FX notes as normal, and then when you want to edit single notes, convert them to single notes on a different track (and keeping the original MIDI FX input notes), then you can have a go with my attached approach as well. And, yes, the ugly floating switch is there to prevent MIDI feedback. Good luck, /knod P.S. Somehow the switch in the floating environment window disappears depending on screen resolution (that thing is ancient now) - just use the scrollbars to find "Cable Switcher" and hit save. RecordMIDIFXNoteData.zip

Hey guys. I found a workaround using the IAC Bus. Looks more complicated than it is: 1. In Applications -> Utilities -> Audio Midi Setup (Show MIDI Window) enable the IAC Bus 1. 2. Add a MIDI-effect to an instrument track. 3. Record the arps or triggered chords as usual on that track until satisfied. 4. Create an "External Instrument" instrument track and select IAC Bus 1 as MIDI destination. 5. Go into the Environment, and choose New -> Physical input. 6. Drag a cable between the "IAC Bus 1" output on the "Physical input" object to the mixer object of the instrument you used in step 2. 7. Create a New -> "Sequencer input" object. Drag a cable from the mixer object previously cabled to IAC Bus 1 to the "Sequencer input" object. 8. Drag the MIDI effect (in the mixer) you inserted in step 2 to the "External Instrument" instrument track you created in step 4. 9. Drag the region you created in step 3 to the "External Instrument" track. 10. Press play to test if it works. 11. Arm and select instrument track, press rec and there you go! There's a high chance of MIDI-feedback. Be sure to record with looping turned off. Experiment with putting a switch on the cable from step 7. Also, not very Apple like to not include an easy way to do this. Cheers, /knod