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Mainstage: Multiple Controllers [Premium]

Have you ever wondered whether you could use multiple MIDI controllers with Mainstage? Well, you can. This video will show you the ins and outs of multiple controllers in Mainstage.

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  1. Jose Gude says:

    How do you set up multiple controllers in Logic? (I don’t see a tutorial on that on the site).

    I want to play a piano soft synth sound with midi controller keyboard 1 and an organ sound with midi controller keyboard 2. Setting the different keyboards to different midi channels doesn’t seem to work (they both play the same; if you record enable piano, they both play piano. If piano and organ are record enabled on different midi channels, both keyboards play both sounds (layered).
    Thanks!

    • Choose File > Project Settings > Recording, and select the “Auto demix by channel if multitrack recording” option. There you have it!

      • Jose Gude says:

        Thanks. That works.
        Now for bonus points…

        Is there any way to keep a track record-enabled while toggling up and down and selecting other tracks? I want to keep the synth bass track on midi channel1 record enabled (plays on keyboard1), while I select and move through other record-enabled tracks on different midi channels with keyboard2. What happens now is that when another track is selected (and record enabled when selected by default), the synth bass track is “record-disabled” as it is deselected, so it no longer can be played with keyboard 1. Does this make sense? Any workarounds?

        Thanks a lot for your help. Excellent site!

        Jose

  2. rodney harris says:

    i have a presonus firestudio project and two axiom controllers . how would i be able to use them all within Logic studio 9 ? The Firestudio has regular midi cables and the others are usb. thanks for any advice.

    • Do you mean how do you connect them physically? Sounds like you’ll need a MIDI interface and a USB port. Then you just choose the appropriate controller in the track inspector of the Arrange window.

      • rodney harris says:

        the presonus has its own midi connection on the box, and the others are connected usb, question is in the in Mac Audio.\Midi setup you can’t change the ports of them ,they all seem to be using channel 1 . How can I tell Logic that i want these midi connections separate when i use my software instruments and or external Midi . suggestions ? thanks

  3. daren says:

    how come mine is unclickable?

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