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In this example we are using 15 channels (in addition to the MPE global channel, channel 1). More details on selecting the ideal range here. Fewer channels will reduce the number of tracks required in Studio One, but will also reduce the expressive polyphony. * Smaller channel ranges can be selected. Take a look at the MIDI and Pitch sections in the bottom-right and select: Open ROLI Dashboard from your applications/programs folder. Each track will receive a channel from the Seaboard and send the MIDI data to a multi-timbral synth. To fully unlock the Seaboard's expressive potential in Studio One, you will need multiple Instrument tracks in your song. While the Seaboard uses multiple channels of MIDI to achieve polyphonic dimensions of touch, Studio One doesn’t support multiple channels of MIDI input to a single instrument track.

Route the output of the voice tracks to channels 1 and up to the multi-timbral plugin.ĭownload Studio One templates for the Seaboard RISE and GRAND below.

Set the input of the voice tracks to channels 1 and up from the Seaboard.

Make several tracks to receive the global channel and note channels according to the range you have selected in ROLI Dashboard.

Load a multi-timbral plugin such as Equator into your song's mixer.

Add the Seaboard as a New Keyboard in the External Device preferences page, enable all channels and ‘Split Channels’.

The number of note channels you select will determine the expressive polyphony. With MPE on and MPE Zone set to lower, channel 1 is the global channel, and channels 2 onwards are note channels. Open ROLI Dashboard and select MIDI Mode: MPE and MPE Zone: Lower. Note: this guide will show you how to load a multi-timbral instrument like Equator into Studio One to use it with the Seaboard RISE and GRAND. Modified on: Wed, 24 Oct, 2018 at 7:17 PM Solution home Using with Third Party Products Desktop Apps Studio One: Using the Seaboard RISE & GRAND with Studio One