Which ultimately is to redirect MIDI to that instance that receives it purposely on an alternate channel.
The sustained notes coming out of one of two Pianoteq instances might remain unaffected by the other instance if you’re going to change to the other’s input channel from your keyboard or any other controller. One instance could sustain its sound uninterrupted, even if you’ve recently switched to another, matter-of-factly, via any recent change in MIDI controller output channel selection! Presently you should both change presets and avoid note cut-offs, if you alternate Pianoteq instances through MIDI channel choices. Until such a feature becomes a fixture, you’ll just have to assign to each of your loaded Pianoteq instances its own exclusive MIDI channel and select a new preset from your keyboard or foot controller only on some alternative MIDI channel to the one used by the instance intended to firstly sustain the long concurrent notes (chords) -upon channel changes.
FCB1010 MAINSTAGE 3 UPDATE
Perhaps you ought to start a thread to request a future Pianoteq update feature continuous note sustains, throughout preset changes, if it’s really important to you! If all else fails, Global MIDI Mapping in the Pianoteq Options pane of the Pianoteq interface might help.
FCB1010 MAINSTAGE 3 UPGRADE
Have you done the Behringer EPROM Upgrade or a similar one from a third party, specifically, for the Behringer FCB1010? Maybe Behringer has something priced comparably. Whenever I want to mute or unmute a track in Apple Logic, I may do so from a dedicated control surface such as my PreSonus Faderport. Anyway as I’m unfamiliar with the particulars of Reaper, perhaps the utilities available for the FCB1010 will help you to facilitate it in any DAW.Īs I understand it, a program change you use when you want to change instruments within an external MIDI sound module or multi-instrument VST on a single track.
I got mine to add to the possible number of MIDI messages sent to an upright bass VST from an electric upright in realtime.Ī software utility came with it, but an additional one is available maybe for just a modest sum. I got my Behringer FCB1010 back in 2013, if my memory serves me.
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