Hi IC3MANE, First of all, Thank you for sharing tips with midi out in Logic Pro.
I am running Logic Pro 12 and your tips works sometimes but not every time.
“And above all, the Transform MIDI Out feature is a function that FAW added as part of NOTES, but in reality, your tip is utilizing Logic Pro’s own built-in functionality. Your tip is certainly very useful. However, the feature that FAW claims to have added to the plugin is, in fact, not working at all. Unless I use Ableton, it is simply not usable in Logic Pro — that is the truth.
For example, simple strumming works in most cases. However, when testing arpeggio or arpeggio combined with reverse playback, the first chord is almost always ignored as the MIDI recording proceeds. What’s even stranger is that when Omnisphere 3 is inserted as the virtual instrument on the track receiving the MIDI recording, after the recording ends and Internal MIDI In is turned back off, playback fails entirely — requiring the creation of a new track, or the use of a Logic Pro stock instrument or a different virtual instrument.
Of course, this issue is resolved if Omnisphere is not used, but as someone who actively wants to utilize Omnisphere 3, this is an extremely important problem for me.
Furthermore, now that Transform MIDI Out has been adopted as an official feature, I believe FAW should be providing solutions through their official YouTube channel rather than leaving users to figure it out this way. When I asked a question on a brief tutorial video that had already been uploaded to their official channel, they implied that content covering the MIDI Out functionality I was looking for would also be uploaded — yet there has been no response whatsoever to this day.
This issue cannot be considered resolved in any way, and it is a problem that FAW absolutely must address.” @Julia @Gavin_FAW