Multiple Output Ports In Logic Audio.

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Multiple Output Ports In Logic Audio.
Many people have had problems with Multiple Output Ports with Logic Audio I have come up with a solution that allows me to program 8 synths using 8 ports. Have a look at my site if you have problems with your Output Ports
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Hi
King Mike Here wrote:
I have come up with another way to look at the problem, and I have come up with an alternative solution to the problem. In the process I have learned something, but thank you for showing me the correct method.
For sure, your efforts have lead to a greater understanding of how the Environment works, and yes, your method would work, but it's really long-winded :-)
Another way to set this whole shebang up is to use Audio MIDI Setup to configure the 'Virtual" external synths, MIDI Ports, Receive Channels etc.
When you make an External MIDI track in Logic via the Library, Logic will automatically create the Multi-Instrument objects, preconfigured with the correct channels enabled.
The downside of this method comes with regard to Patch Names within the Multi-Instruments. You would need to set these up every time (or save as a template).
Note: do not use the "Manual" Multi's at the same time as the Audio MIDI Setup method.... you end up with 2 of everything in the Library (and potentially duplicates in the Environment).
Best
CCT