You Used Logic Soft Synths With Multiple Midi Channels?

[shadowalka]

Hoping to get an answer for this one.

 

Using my recently purchased midi bass - http://www.industrialradio.com.au/ with Logic Pro X. I'm told by Steve Chick, the designer that it works better with a software synth for each string. I can't see any option to set up a logic synth to a particular midi channel and would like some help. I'm looking to practice/jam on the bass so for the moment not too concerned about recording multiple channels at once.

 

Have found this posting on the apple forum - https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5174298 and will have to give it a serious read, not sure how much of it is relevant. Hoping someone out there has had a similar experience and wishes to help.

 

Thanks Guys!

 

Equipment: Apple iMac 27" i7 16 Gig with Logic Pro X

Industrial Radio Pro 4 Bass with midi out break out box (connection to iMac using midi to usb converter)

[Jordi Torres]

it works better with a software synth for each string. I can't see any option to set up a logic synth to a particular midi channel and would like some help.

 

Follow the steps in this guide:

 

LPX Control Multiple Instruments on Different MIDI Channels

 

Equipment: Apple iMac 27" i7 16 Gig with Logic Pro X

Industrial Radio Pro 4 Bass with midi out break out box (connection to iMac using midi to usb converter)

 

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J.