> 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. You have to make sure the incoming channels match the channels of the recording tracks. So if you have channels 1,2 and 5 coming in and the tracks are set to 1,2 and 4, then 1 and 2 will be placed properly and 5 will be left on the active track. Have you tried input of real, unprocessed MIDI data, as suggested ? > Make sure that the top most track on the arrangement page is the selected (highlighted). Doesn't make a difference here. > 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. Which one ? 'One of' is a bit vague to implement and certainly vague enough to bitch and moan afterwards ;o) > If they had to drop the idea that > unselected tracks do not make any sound I wouldn't be complaining I'm not certain that's an 'idea' after all, hehe. They're not stupid. After all the tears that have been shed on this, if it was only an idea, they would have changed it long ago. It's more a symptom of fundamental data and CPU management. Christian -- homepage http://uk.geocities.com/christianobermaier/home.htm