But….is there a way to route the midi to an external drum AUV3?
In other words: can the finger drums work for 3rd party drum kits ?
Is there a way to route midi from one track to another ? Couldn’t find it in the manual
Thanks
(Man I am so impressed with this DAW!)
You can set the instrument for the screen drums in the “display” box on top, you should be able to use an AUv3. The default mapping is the general midi one, but you can tap on the pencil on the upper left, then long press on a drum item to select which note it should be assigned to.
As for routing MIDI tracks to other tracks, that’s supported when a track has a plugin that has MIDI output, e.g. a MIDI plugin. For example you can add the n-Track builtin Arpeggiator to a track, and record in another track the MIDI output of the arpeggiator.
Flavio.
Your arpeggiator is awesome BTW
For me, whenever I try to change it to an auv3, it brings it back to a piano keyboard… and creates another track - but it’s a very cool tool. Maybe you can look into that if you have a chance ?
Also, when it says “add as instrument bus” on the bottom right, what does this mean?
Apologies for the many questions but im trying to learn this DAW and its unique aspects.
No problem! Are there any specific plugins you have tried, so that we can take a look for the next release?
When adding a new Instrument track, if you select the “Add as Instrument Bus” option first, the app will create two (or more) separate tracks: a MIDI track and its associated instrument channel(s). This setup can be particularly useful, for example, in scenarios such as working with multi-output instruments where you want finer control over each output channel.
What we refer to as an “Instrument Track” combines both the MIDI and instrument elements into a single track for simplicity and ease of use.
Yes: Klevgrand One Shot! is the plugin
Thank you for explaining that - ( that’s what I saw when loading one shot! - a midi track and the 9 multi out instances of the auv3) great design 
Thanks for letting us know.
You’re right—currently, there’s no way to open the Screen Drums controller for those tracks. I initially thought it was possible, but I was mistaken.
We’re actively working on this and will include the feature in the next release.
@yellow_eyez the the iOS build 10.2.69 is now available for download on the App Store.
You can now use the Screen MIDI Drums controller on any Instrument track.
After activating the Pads mode in the on-screen keyboard, the option to switch to de Drums controller appears in the toolbar.
To switch back to the keyboard, tap the button on the lower left side.
You can circle between the various keyboards (single + plugin UI, single, double) with the usual button.
I hope that you’ll find it useful and have fun with n-Track Studio!
Works great!
Thanks for such a fast fix
