On Fri, Oct 30, 2020 at 01:21:42PM -0500, Matthew Bockol wrote: > > Hi All, > > I'm running the latest release ( built from source "midish snapshot, aug 10 > 2019" ) under Debian 9. So far so good. I can record a track from my Keystep > and play it back to my IK Uno synth. > > I'm afraid I need some hand holding for the next step, though. I'd like to > use the keystep to play several different parts one after another, recording > each in midish. Once I have them, I'd like to play them back to different > devices ( each on it's own midi channel ) at the same time. > > Is this something midish can do? How do I launch multiple songs at the same > time? A step by step example would be greatly appreciated. > Hi, AFAIU, you'd like to use midish as a normal sequencer, right? If so, you've to create as many "outputs" as you've output MIDI devices and/or channels (one per instrument). Then you create one (multiple if necessary) tracks for each part and record one by one the parts. Example: # configure devices; these could go in your ~/.midishrc dnew 0 "IK_uno_port" wo dnew 1 "Keystep_port" ro inew myinput {0 0} # create input you record from (keystep channel 0) onew piano {1 0} # create "output", IK Uno, channel 0 tnew piano_track # create a track r # record s # stop onew bass {1 1} # create "output", IK Uno, channel 1 tnew bass_track # create a track r # record s # stop ... ct piano_track # make piano_track current one r # record some more piano s # stop tnew piano_track_left # create extra piano track r # record again s # stop p # play the whole thing save "mysong.msh"Received on Tue Nov 03 2020 - 13:33:28 CET
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