One MIDI output/input can use 16 separated MIDI channels at the same time. Do you care about MIDI channels?
Channel names could be named 1 to 16 on one device, but 0 to 15 on another device. In addition a device might provide an option "any" or "all" or "omni", resp. "omni on", this does mean that all 16 channels are send/received/played. What you want is that track one sends on e.g. MIDI channel 1 and track 2 on e.g. MIDI channel 2. One instance of QSynth should receive MIDI channel 1 and the other MIDI channel 2. It's same for your external keyboards, unfortunately some oldish keyboards tend to send on MIDI channel 1 only, if so you need a filter application to transform from MIDI channel 1 to another MIDI channel. Perhaps you're aware about this and there's another issue, so before I continue to explain in broken English ... Do you already care about MIDI channels? -- ubuntu-studio-users mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-users
