Hi,

Is there any possibility to layer 2 sounds but to operate one of them on MOX8 and the other on external MIDI controller? How about spliting?

Thanks in advance,

BR,
Marcin

WhiteEagle - 28 July 2015 11:09 AM

Hi,

Is there any possibility to layer 2 sounds but to operate one of them on MOX8 and the other on external MIDI controller? How about spliting?

Thanks in advance,

BR,
Marcin

Yes, if the layered/split Voices are Parts in a Song/Pattern Mixing, and with proper assignment of MIDI Transmit and Receive Channels.

WhiteEagle - 28 July 2015 11:09 AM

Hi,

Is there any possibility to layer 2 sounds but to operate one of them on MOX8 and the other on external MIDI controller? How about spliting?

Thanks in advance,

BR,
Marcin

It’s exactly the setup I use.

The starting point is here (click).

I have:
- connected a MIDI master to the IN MIDI port of my MOX,
- defined the sounds to use in three /four mixing (see the article)
- set the MASTER to transmit to a specific MIDI channel (i.e. to play a specific sound)

When you select the “track” (mixing play mode of the mox), you change the sound played by the MOX.

Hope this helps.

Ciao

Pino, Italy

I am currently working on the same thing....

For example ....Using the song mode or pattern mode in this particular case I used the pattern mode..

I wanted the moxf to play a dedicated piano sound while my juno gi plays a split of bass on the left hand and horns in the right and I wanted to also be able to switch from that sound on the juno to having still bass in left but a guitar in the right…

So although I know there may be other ways to do it I simply use different midi channels on the juno to get the desired result…

The moxf plays piano on channel 1. I have the bass in channel 2 with the upper limit set say to c-4. The horns i have on track 3 but keep its midi channel to (2) with its lower limit set to c-4.(this is my split)

Now by changing the transmit channel of the Juno gi to 2 I am now playing a bass guitar in my left hand while having horns on the right…

Keeping the mox on channel one and track 1 allows me to play the dedicated piano…

One little draw back that i have noticed is when I want to adjust volume on track 3 I have to select it which cuts off the sound as track 3 is se t to respond to midi channel 2.. I may need some help with that..

To get the guitar sound on the moxf to respond to the juno I simply set it to midi channel 4 and when I want the juno to play that sound I simply switch its midi channel to 4… \

So im switching sounds simply by changing midi channel on the juno gi…

Just clarfying that all the sounds coming form the moxf and the juno gi only as controller on midi channel 2…