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dimgrim

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Saturday, June 16th 2012, 2:39pm

layering patches in Virus TI

Hello everybody,

I was wondering if there is anyway of layering patches using the Virus TI to create a new patch.
It is common practise for me to create sounds that are combination of patches (layering) by recording patches separately in Logic Pro and then layering them within Logic. The problem is when I need to play those sounds live I need to be able to somehow control all the layers of a sound together (e.g. triggering all of them with one key).
Is there a way to be able to do this with Virus TI?
If not, any idea how I could accomplish this?

note: I am not using the Virus TI plugin

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Saturday, June 16th 2012, 2:56pm

Are you aware of the Virus's Multi mode?

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Saturday, June 16th 2012, 4:41pm

not really.
I have been exclusively been using the Virus TI in sequencer mode, which I thought is more or less the same.
In sequencer mode I don't think it is possible to layer patches directly from the TI. I could only do that using my sequencer program. But still I have to face the issue I described above.

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Saturday, June 16th 2012, 6:13pm

IF your not using Virus Control use multimode and set desired channels to the same midi channel. Only drawback is each tweaked parameter can only have one value. i.e. Cutoff 1 will be the same for all channels once you begin to control it.

If your playing live in Logic with VC you could use the environment to split midi input to multiple channels.

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