> Message posted by Peter Buhr <peter.buhr@arcor.de>: > > I'm sorry if there was a misunderstanding. Of course the quicktime > instrument is useful to play back the .mid file, but then you only > have the whole mix, not the single instruments. > I meant there is no Audio Multi-Instrument in logic that lets you > load a .mid file of a whole song and assigns the different regions/ > channels to the instruments that they were intended for. > For example, a region with a bassline would automatically played > back with an AU that creates a bass sound. You can achieve this by another (better?) method ... You can actually 'unmix' the GM track by midi channel to create individual midi instrument tracks - determined by the midi channels actually used in the GM track Depending on the source quality, the 'new' individual midi tracks will include some kind of instrument name and even GM instrument assign number These individual tracks do not need a GM sound module but can be assigned to anything you want ... Note: GM Drumkits are usually on channel 10 - and these can be further 'unmixed' by midi note number to give you individual drum tracks cheers