I don't know man, but 16 channels is a lot. I haven't used more than 12 -
but I guess if you do... One thing that I do (rather than trying to program
the drums into the RM1X, is just write some beats on my ER-1, and mute at the
mixer accordingly. Saves you some channels there. Also, I have sampled my
drum loops (I write them myself) into my ESI4000. Hell, with a sampler
(especially one as capable as your A3000), you should haven't any channel
problems. I guess if you are looking to use 64, that won't work, but if you
need 18 or 20, that could do the job quite nicely. Just a thought...
In a message dated 1/29/2000 10:06:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> #2) The RM1x has 16 midi channels. I have 7 midi devices so 16 channels
> doesn't feel like it's going to go very far. My buddy mentioned some
> sequencers have A 1-16, B 1-16, C 1-16, and D 1-16 essentially giving
> you 4 x 16 = 64 channels of midi. Is there any hint/tip/trick for doing
> this on the RM1x? If I remember right, this was one of the complaints
> about the RM1x - it doesn't have multiple outs.......?
