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SOFTWARE-INSTRUMENTE/VST-PLUG-INS/REWIRE 315
Audio output channels may also be routed from software instruments to any VIP track.
MIDI (send) and audio (return) signals from a software instrument may be present together
on one track (but this is not absolutely necessary). Samplitude is fully flexible in terms of
individual routing configurations.
When installing a software instrument, the "Routing for multi-channel instruments"
dialog opens. This is also available via the VSTi manager under "Routing settings".
Note: Press "Extended options" to specify that this dialog is always displayed when
inserting a new software instrument into a track or when adding a track for individual
output in the VSTi manager.
Simple mono or stereo software instruments may be installed completely in the current
track. In this case, the track sends MIDI to the instrument and receives the audio signal
from the instrument. Select the "Simple: Audio and MIDI together on the same track"
configuration. Now all audio signals will be routed to the track that contains the instrument.
Multiple outputs will be mixed together before the mixer effects. You may specify that only
the first stereo output is routed to the current track via the advanced options. You may
specify that only the first stereo output is routed to the current track via the advanced
options.
Multi-timbral: Route the audio to a new track separated from the MIDI track
Several MIDI tracks are typically used for so-called "multi-timbral synthesizers", which may
play several sounds on different MIDI channels simultaneously, in which case each device
controls a specific sound program (part) on a specified MIDI channel. You can specify in
the extended options that only the first stereo output is routed to the current track.
The audio return track may also be hidden in the arranger. This setting is useful if
individual outputs of an instrument are controlled by a single MIDI file, which therefore do
not contain objects or information in the arranger window.
Multi-channel: Create new tracks for instrument outputs