On 02 Aug 2004, at 16:36, eyesleeandrews wrote: > Record arm Track 1, Track 2, and Track 3. > > Make sure that the top most track on the arrangement page is the > selected (highlighted). > > If not, then the midi data winds up on the same track. Thank you! That kind of works, but not fully. I find that regardless of which tracks are armed MIDI channels 1 and 2 get split between the first two armed tracks and other MIDI channels are recorded on the selected track. That is, it doesn't split any more than two ways, and even then not to the MIDI channel numbers of the tracks. I'm on 6.4.2 - what are you on? I've a feeling that this is one of those things that is too quirky in Logic and I'll have to drop the idea. It's a bit if a clunky old way to multi-track record MIDI info anyway. I suggest they make it so that you can cable any MIDI into any armed object and expect it to be recorded on one of that object's tracks. Now that would be intuitive. If they had to drop the idea that unselected tracks do not make any sound I wouldn't be complaining. In fact that would be a bonus. Cheers, Stephen. ________________ www.stephband.info