Greetings group, Sorry if this is a dumb question, but: How do you have several musicians playing midi instruments and record each performance on a separate track? (or, for that matter, having one musician playing two separate keyboards and having each keyboard's performance recorded on separate tracks). I'm on LAP Windows 4.8, and have the manual only through the 3.5 version. Can't seem to find this mentioned. If it's in the manual, then a reference to where in manual would suffice. Thanks and regards, Arch.

madcat@... writes: >How do you have several musicians playing midi instruments >and record each performance on a separate track? (or, for >that matter, having one musician playing two separate >keyboards and having each keyboard's performance >recorded on separate tracks First, there's no way that Logic could ever tell the difference between one person playing two MIDI keyboards and two people playing two MIDI keyboards. It's all in the Logic4 manual. You'll need to upgrade (might as well upgrade to Logic5). Clues: Shift-Click to select more than one track. Use Environment's Physical Input Object to route different MIDI inputs to different Instruments. Use "zeroeth" MIDI channel (that's the "ALL" MIDI channel) in a Multi-Instrument, and then set the MIDI channel output in the actual keyboards themselves. Then demix by MIDI channel after the recording is made. Not everything above needs to happen to achieve the desired result. f-erenc szabo, smarty pants (Tastes awful, but it works) Z+E+R+O+B+E+A+T "NOW POWERED BY THE MIRACLE OF THE TRANSISTOR!"