By TrayElectric
Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:04 pm
Hi
I have been using a microKorg connected to the in/out of my MPC500 in order to record MIDI information to the MPC then use it to trigger the sounds back on a MIDI track, which has been working well.
I now want to add further sound modules to the setup and have looked into ways of expanding the number of MIDI in/outs on the MPC. I have found a couple of different things that might be useful, particularly MIDI merger and MIDI thru devices which would effectively turn the in/out into 4 ins and 4 outs.
What I want to know is, if I had 4 MIDI tracks set up in the MPC, with each MIDI track on the MPC set to a different MIDI channel, and each corresponding sound module set to match appropriately could I use the merger and thru devices to send and receive 4 separate signals to/from the MPC? This might be a silly question so I am bracing myself for the answers I just don't know, as all the MIDI information would still be going in and out through the MPCs one in and one out port.
Thanks in advance for your help!
I have been using a microKorg connected to the in/out of my MPC500 in order to record MIDI information to the MPC then use it to trigger the sounds back on a MIDI track, which has been working well.
I now want to add further sound modules to the setup and have looked into ways of expanding the number of MIDI in/outs on the MPC. I have found a couple of different things that might be useful, particularly MIDI merger and MIDI thru devices which would effectively turn the in/out into 4 ins and 4 outs.
What I want to know is, if I had 4 MIDI tracks set up in the MPC, with each MIDI track on the MPC set to a different MIDI channel, and each corresponding sound module set to match appropriately could I use the merger and thru devices to send and receive 4 separate signals to/from the MPC? This might be a silly question so I am bracing myself for the answers I just don't know, as all the MIDI information would still be going in and out through the MPCs one in and one out port.
Thanks in advance for your help!


