Logic Pro 9 Turning off CC#7 ?

Tedge

New Member
I'm using Logic to playback audio tracks in live performance. No MIDI tracks. No Softsynths. Nothing but about 3-4 audio tracks.

I call up the song files using Onstage.

The floor controller used is the pedal board from my guitar rig. An Axess FX1.

Everything works fine with one exception. Somehow in some instances a fader will respond to the volume pedal in my guitar rig. (CC#7 on channel 3 that I've seen so far.) This causes volume on the track to drop to zero in some cases as I call up guitar patches that might use that CC#.

All of my track playback commands (CCs and PCs) are sent on channel 15. The guitar rack uses other MIDI channels.

I'd like Logic to ignore all MIDI channels EXCEPT channel 15. That would solve it. But I can't find where to assign or unassign MIDI channels in Logic.

How do I get Logic to ignore all channels except channel 15?
 
You can achieve this by inserting a transformer object between the physical input and sequencer input objects in the Environment. Set the top row of the transformer to MIDI channel 15, and set the operation at the top to "apply operation and filter non-matching events". That way it will only let MIDI ch. 15 through and filter all he rest.

See the attached pic:
 

Attachments

  • Filter MIDI channels.jpg
    Filter MIDI channels.jpg
    26.3 KB · Views: 170
Upvote 0
Back
Top