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Original Message 1/6 18-Jun-01 @ 11:27 AM - Muting via h/w

NeilC

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Hi

I was wondering how I'd go about using a h/w controller to do real-time muting/unmuting as a way of working on my arrangments.

Any ideas?

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Message 2/6 19-Jun-01 @ 01:22 AM - RE: Muting via h/w

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muting what? - ? explain please

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Message 3/6 19-Jun-01 @ 09:09 AM - RE: Muting via h/w

NeilC

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I want to be able to mute and unmute midi and maybe audio tracks by pressing h/w buttons so that when trying to come up with arranging ideas I can try out various combinations of tracks on the fly.

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Message 4/6 19-Jun-01 @ 05:25 PM - RE: Muting via h/w

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mixing board?

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Message 5/6 20-Jun-01 @ 01:00 AM - RE: Muting via h/w

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well, the mixer in vst responds to sysex so you'd have to transmit that unless vst has a cc to sysex converter, which i dunno cos i never needed to try it.

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Message 6/6 20-Jun-01 @ 12:34 PM - RE: Muting via h/w

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I was more interested in the MIDI tracks and not the VST mixer. I know you can record mutes and unmutes as part of a track so I thought it should be possible to transmit & receive them too.

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