Thanx Noeqplease & Bee jay but I still need some help form U or anyone out

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Answer From Noeqplease
'Hi Teebow,
You need to set up a simple pair of transformers, in your audio Layer.
One transformer will feed MIDI channel 1, and one, MIDI channel 2, in your arrange page, for recording.
First, create a simple Environment Object, and call it whatever you like (key splitter is good). This is so you can send one midi stream ot both Transformers.
Cable this to the following two Transformers:
The first Transformer will FILTER all notes BELOW your set parameter, ie whatever note you decide. This is the TOP of the keyboard split. Hook this up to your first Audio Instrument channel. this would be the melody instrument.
The second transformer will FILTER all notes ABOVE your set parameter, ie whatever note you decide. this is the BOTTOM of the keyboard split.Hook this up to your second Audio Instrument channel. This would be the Bass instrument.
In the Arrange Page, create your two instruments, and then select the TRANSFORMERS as the Instruments to be active. In other words, you'll see in the Arrange page "Transformer #1, Transformer #2" instead of the actual instruments. This is so you can record through them, and then the VIs just playback the correct notes.'
I am not transformer savey However if you or anyone reading this could please send me a pic as to what the settings within the transformer should look like for both channels I would be grateful
The support I have had thus far on this topic has been more frustrating than help full. One experienced member admits that this is complicated not impossible.
I know through screen shots that the settings can be shown as this was what I saw in the original post to somebody else which drew me to pose my problem about transformer.
As before all I need is someone who knows Transformer and is confident in its workings. I have tried but I cannot make head nor tail it would be so much more easier if I could get help with this so then I would have a correct base for getting more confidence with tying other operations.
Cubase has a logical editor which works the same way I am coming from Cubase 3.1 from the Atari days and still I couldn't get my head around that and this was 1990. no matter how many books I read and believe me I have read quiet a few along with related manuals.
Are there any books or DVDs on the workings of Transformer or any templates.

Answer 1

Hi Teebow,
Here's what you can do:
Go to your Environment Layer.
Go to the "Click & Ports" Layer.
Create 2 new transformer objects, from the menu inside the layer window (not the main menu, but the one inside the window)
Connect both of these between the INPUT object, and the Sequencer object.
Now... you need to take out a notepad, and write down some settings.
On the first transformer, you will make it FILTER out ANY MIDI from channel 2. and pass all else.
On the second transformer, you will ONLY ALLOW MIDI data coming in from channel 2, and NOT ALLOW anything else to pass.
Instead of trying to get you a screenshot, please just open the environment and create an EMPTY new Layer, and call it "practise layer" or the like.
There create some new transformer objects, and FAMILIARIZE yourself with them. then you will be "transformer savvy"
They are actually very very useful object for dealing and routing MIDI of all sorts. And since you are now needing this, it would behoove you to learn to use this feature of Logic.
And no, it is not that I do not want to post screenshots, I am actually quite busy, and it would take me longer to have you learn through the forum, than for you to just do it. you need to stop fearing the environment, that's all...
Cheers