Using Stand Alone VI's Live

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2011/07/11 15:40:42 (permalink)

Using Stand Alone VI's Live

If I have multiple VI's running stand alone, can more than one be played at the same time?  For example, could have a piano from Ivory and a pad from Dimension being triggered at the same time?  Also, surely they could respond to program changes correct?...I'm guessing so but I'm not sure.  I'm tossing around the idea of using VI's live instead of my traditional keyboard, since I always bring my notebook anyway.  A new controller would be ALOT lighter.

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    Re:Using Stand Alone VI's Live 2011/07/12 14:39:02 (permalink)
    it depends on their wrapper I guess.. they might not all be the same.

    kore was good at combining 2 sounds, but NI have discontinued it. handy for live work , from what I've seen some use it for
    some microhosts might not allow sharing of the audio OR they might want to be in focus to work..

    as for the keyboard , maybe you can't set a specific channel for each instance. OR do a split on the keyboard itself.

    outside of a sequencer they are treated as seperate instances more so.


    tricky to say, but switching between windows , there might be clicks / gain from various levels or sample rate mismatches

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