MIDI Hacks: Editing multiple MIDI instruments in one editor (Rapid-Fire Reaper Tutorials Ep41)
Channel: IDDQD Sound
Date: 2020-11-27

MIDI Hacks: Editing multiple MIDI instruments in one editor (Rapid-Fire Reaper Tutorials Ep41)

 Back again with another community question on how to edit multiple tracks/software instruments in one track. In this video I will show you three ways of doing that, first with the Track list in the MIDI Editor, second with a custom toolbar allowing to send to new channels, and lastly by just composing first and setting events to different channels afterwards.

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https://www.iddqdsound.com/post/free-downloads-midi-101-102-rapid-fire-reaper-tutorials-ep35-43

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:16 Why I use one MIDI Editor per project
1:12 Track List in MIDI Editor
2:07 Editing multiple instruments using channels
3:17 The potential problem with using channels
4:52 Review
5:26 Channel Announcement