How to best use Multi-Channel Plug-in: Miroslav Philharmonik

Hello everyone,
I recently purchased the Miroslav Philharmonik sound library and am learning to use it. You can assign different instruments and sounds in up to 16 different channels within the plug-in. I've quickly learned that this is a very important feature to use in order to have, for example, all the different violin articulations (e.g. legato, staccato, pizzicato, detache, etc.) at your disposal at once and within one instance of the plug-in. The only problem is, I'm not really sure how to manage changing MIDI channels within the arrange window.
Let's say I have the 4 previously mentioned violin sounds loaded into Channels 1-4 in the Miroslav plug-in, which I have inserted into the Channel Strip for Inst 1. Let's say I play four bars of legato, then want to switch to staccato for four bars. How do I do this? I know I can switch the MIDI Channel from 1 to 2 in the channel strip info window, but is this automatable for play-back? I have just a basic M-Audio MIDI keyboard with pitch bend, mod wheel, octave +/-, advanced functions button, and volume. I've never worked with a multi-channel plugin before and would love any and all suggestions on how best to use this feature! Thanks!
David

Doesn't the Miroslav Plug In support keyswitches? Using these there would be no need to setup a Midi channel for each articulation as all articulations would reside in the same patch on the same Midi channel and you would just toggle between them by using pitcches which are not within the range of the corresponding Instrument.

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