Hi, I have all 12 channels of the Analog Rytm assigned to respective channels in FL Studio, so I see 12 channels in the channel rack. I right-clicked on each channel and did the “receive notes from” for the same Rytm Midi Port and different Midi channel. Rytm’s Midi config shows every channel with its own Midi channel. Pads are set to int+ext. I would now expect a midi recording (in FL Studio) to result in several channels filled up with notes.
The first problem is I hear the sound of the base or snare drum channel, but at the same time the instrument that my FL Studio is set to will play as well. I solved this for my other instruments with right-click on channel name “receive notes from”, so I can play every instrument I have on its own keyboard without letting midi notes get to any other instrument. This strangely does not work with the Rytm - not only do I not get the midi notes to their assigned channels, it will also play notes on a channel (the currently activated one) that is not supposed to accept these notes.
Also the different notes for BD, SD, RS and so on are not put in their own channels (channel meaning the FL channel rack channel).
I’ve already posted this in the FL forum in case it’s a FL problem.
The bigger problem though is that when pads are set to int+ext, the BD is triggered no matter what other pad is triggered. So I always hear BD+SD, BD+RS, BD+CH and so on.