mpc for controling ni's battery

Ok, ive been looking on this forum for the answer, but i cant find it. Im wanting to use the mpc1000 to control native inst's battery through logic audio. I have battery as a vst through the audio inst 1 channel and i have my mpc midied up through a midi sport usb midi timepiece, but when i hit the pad nothing is triggered. Where on the mpc or on my logic setting could i be going wrong. Thanks for any help.

i been using this setup and it is dope. Just make sure that the track on the mpc is set to midi 1A and that you got a midi cable going out from your mpc A port going into the midisport A in. Now it should work . But logic has been pissing me off because it is a pain to use it like this with multiple vst audio instruments. Good luck

Is there a function in Logic where it(logic) will only repond to, say, MIDI channel 4? instead of omni recieve?

I know someone posted something a while back, but i think it was for Poobase.

I have a feeling this is possible; its on my "cue list" of things to figure out, but i still haven't got to it...

if each VST instrument in logic could be set to respond to its own midi channel...i would drool and pee at the same time.

i know man I wish logic could do that. I am gonna try and research this. It seems "logical" for a sequencer to work like this but logic is a pain to use sometime because something that should be simple aint.

hey sampie, thanks for the help, It ended up though that i had my midi out going to another drum machine. lol. Hey rough'nReady, what kinda set up do you have?