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| ===== Advanced Topics ===== | ===== Advanced Topics ===== | ||
| ==== Recording MIDI ==== | ==== Recording MIDI ==== | ||
| - | To record | + | To record MIDI from Atom you will need the excellent MIDI Tools app https:// |
| - | Add | + | Decide where you want the recorded notes to be sent to. This might be a new track which sends to the instrument track, or might be the instrument track itself. |
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| + | Add the MIDI Route plugin **after** the Atom instance that you want to record: | ||
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| + | I think by default the plugin will point to NanoStudio 2 so all you need to do is ensure that the MIDI channel that is being sent to matches the MIDI channel of the track you set up above. | ||
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| + | Hit record in NS2 and the output of Atom will be routed by MIDI Route to the NS2 channel and recorded into the track listening on this channel. | ||
| If you are using an iPhone then MIDI Route is not available but you may be able to use this workaround: | If you are using an iPhone then MIDI Route is not available but you may be able to use this workaround: | ||