029
(029)
1
This is actually quite simple, but there might be someone who has not come to think about this…
a)Put Renoise in DirectX-mode
b)Open Cubase
c)Open Virus TI in cubase
d)Set Virus TI input as Midiyoke X
e)Send Midi From renoise to Midiyoke X
“You can compensate for the delay using the Delay slider in the Renoise insturments Midi Properties panel.”
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You can use Energy XT to record all the automation. This requires little understanding of MIDI CC and some set up in Virus TI panel.
029
(029)
2
Actually even better. Use V-stack to host the Virus TI.
aeon
(aeon)
3
Does using V-Stack remove the need to understand midi cc’s?
029
(029)
4
Hmm, sorry I don’t understand. CC’s in what relation?
spdk
(SPDK)
5
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Hmm, sorry I don’t understand. CC’s in what relation?
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Hai there, do I need MidiYoke if I use V-Stack as a host for the TI plugin?</0x00005628561a08e0>
MSXUser
(MSXUser)
6
Yes, you still need it, because you need to link Renoise to V-Stack/Cubase/any other sequencer.
Anyhow, using a standard MIDI cable, the TI’s analog outputs and Renoise’s MIDI CC device will give you the same result.