How To: MIDI Out 🎹

Hey! We’ve gotten a few questions about how MIDI Out works in the new 1.0.1 Notes update so I put together a little video clip to show you.

  1. Go to Settings > Note Settings and turn on Output transformer MIDI
  2. Record what you want
  3. Go to the track that you want to route the MIDI to
  4. Select Notes as the input
  5. Hit Record
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Does not work in Logic Pro. An I guess it should work directly from the NOTES when it has the Transformer MIDI out. what do you think?

This is the thing…people are asking for midi out, but the only place I’ve seen it work is in Ableton with the VST.
Here’s a discussion on KVR if your up for a deep dive.

The use case they discuss is getting the arp from Pigments to output midi to another channel…

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=591011&sid=3cf864a1e71e0bf97b32c75275a4948c&start=15

Using the AI ​​Chord feature beyond basic MIDI routing is incredibly exciting, as it allows each key to have its own path. Play a chord on your main synth and watch as each note triggers different instruments, creating a complex, evolving atmosphere. And the best part? Real-time flexibility. You can turn these “shadow instruments” on or off during a live performance, allowing you to simplify your sound or create a powerful wall of sound with the touch of a button.

What are you using there @RawBBQ and when you say “AI Chord” is this something in Notes?

(I tried zooming into the pic but the resolution is too low to read properly…)

I use Fluid Chords 2 to transfer chords to other synths, but it doesn’t always sound the way I want it to because these chords are tailored to the functions of Fluid Chords 2, and its chords can only be supplemented with a couple of pads from other synths, creating some layering. I also found some Notes synthesizer sounds and tried loading them onto the CR8 sampler and playing them as chords, but I didn’t get the desired result. Your synthesizer obviously has a good layering algorithm, and it also has great chords. The artificial intelligence, understanding the structure of this synthesizer, produces cool sounds.