Some percussion VSTs have instrument banks where triggering one midi note plays one instrument sound, and triggering a different midi note plays a different one.
I've dealt with a couple of non-percussion-focused synth VSTs that gave ways to create similar instrument banks, which in turn let me use a single sequencer on a single track to do all my percussion.
I'm just wanting to make sure, I think the answer is "no" but I'm also ignorant--there's not just, like, a standard way to do this normally in most DAWs or with most VSTs is there? (I'm using Reaper fwiw). Be super cool if so. But I'm guessing this is specific to particular VSTs that are intentionally designed to let you do that, right?
I've dealt with a couple of non-percussion-focused synth VSTs that gave ways to create similar instrument banks, which in turn let me use a single sequencer on a single track to do all my percussion.
I'm just wanting to make sure, I think the answer is "no" but I'm also ignorant--there's not just, like, a standard way to do this normally in most DAWs or with most VSTs is there? (I'm using Reaper fwiw). Be super cool if so. But I'm guessing this is specific to particular VSTs that are intentionally designed to let you do that, right?
Statistics: Posted by Rahodees — Mon Mar 18, 2024 5:42 am — Replies 3 — Views 60