Uuuuuugh
So.
We wanted MIDI input for the TBK AU.
Now, if you want midi input, you need to be a MusicEffect (or a synth, which we aint).
So, I hacked and hacked, and now we're a musiceffect.
I've been playing midi to TBK in Logic and it loves it. Filth.
Now, the catches:
1) To play midi to a plugin in logic, you have to instantiate the TBK on an instrument channel, and select a "sidechain input" as the audio input. Then it all just works.
2) I can register as either an Effect, a MusicEffect (with midi in) or BOTH.
If I register as Effect, you don't get midi.
If I register as MusicEffect, you get midi, but your old sessions stop working, 'cause it can't find TBK any more
If I register as both, everything keeps working, you get midi... but TBK shows up twice in your plugin menus. Definitely the least evil option. I'm going with this.
If anyone has a fix, or a better idea- or some magical hackery - please please please let me know!
Dave.
Thursday, August 24, 2006
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Hey Dave!
You can contact Apple and the Logic team directly by using these mailing lists:
All about CoreAudio and AU in general:
coreaudio-api@lists.apple.com
Logic and AU specific:
logic-au@group.apple.com
To subscribe CoreAudio API Mailing List:
http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/coreaudio-api
You can use logic-au@group.apple.com directly to get in contact with the Apple/Emagic Developers.
electrock you F*CKING HERO!!!
PERFECT fix :)
Works GREAT now!!
Cheers!
Send me an email... ;)
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