I failed in applying ntempo dynamics to external devices, e.g. VST-Instruments or external MIDI sources.
Using Notion instruments, e.g. piano, everything works fine. Even after supplying a specific rule for the external device. Maybe I'm missing something. Any hints or help is greatly appreciated. |
nTempo modifies the MIDI stream, so it should work with no differences whether it's adjusting tempo for internal or vst instruments. No problems with it here.
Could you give some details about your setup? IOS, Dekstop, Mac, Win? Have you submitted a help ticket? Presonus help for Notion is very responsive.
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Sorry, I misunderstood. I found this in the User Guide which describes adjusting the nTempo Dynamics slider in MIDI I/O tab of Preferences:
3 . At NTempo Channel on the MIDI IO Tab, you specify which MIDI channel will be reserved for performing with NTempo features . All other channels enable the Live Play feature . If you are unsure how to switch MIDI send channels on your MIDI keyboard, ensure there’s a “1” in this drop-down list, as most MIDI instrument output defaults to Channel 1 . Now you will be able to perform scores but not use Live Play . When you want to switch to Live Play, select another channel (or None) . Hope that helps?
iMac (Retina 5K 27", 2019) 3.6 ghz I9 8-core 64 gb RAM Fusion Drive
with small AOC monitor for additional display macOS Sonoma 14.4 2 - 500 gb + 2 - 1 tb external SSD for sample libraries M Audio AirHub audio interface Nektar Panorama P1 control surface Nektar Impact 49-key MIDI keyboard Focal CMS40 near-field monitors JBL LSR310S subwoofer Notion 6/Notion Mobile + Studio One 6 Pro http://www.tensivity.com |
Hi,
Nothing from an Ntempo staff is exported externally via MIDI. It may seem like the tempo is exported, but it is actually the tempo of the external MIDI staves that are controlling your external tempo. This also applies to dynamics. External MIDI staves will export their dynamics if you use dynamic markings as well as hairpins. If you want control over CCs and such, your external MIDI staves have to be created as sequence staves. You can then record MIDI CCs on the staff directly using live recording and an external MIDI controller. If you convert a sequence staff to notation, you will lose all of your MIDI CCs that you recorded. |
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