EXS and Logic as Stand Alone Host

Message posted by Michael Reola <[email protected]>:

I am trying to trigger the sounds from EXS from a secondary computer very
much the same way you would with Gigastudio. IE. One computer triggers
another using simply, MIDI... For example, You should be able to assign an
audio instrument track to a midi channel and a midi interface port, and
anything coming in on that channel and port should trigger the sound
receiving on that port/channel. Well I can't figure out how to do this
because the Audio instruments don't seem to have ports assigned to them. It
seems like when you select an audio instrument in logic, it automatically
receives all MIDI data coming in on the channel that the audio instrument is
using. Sound confusing? It really shouldn't be. If you look at the MIDI
tracks, They allow you to assign a MIDI port and channel to each track,
therefore allowing those tracks to be triggered from an external computer.
You actually have to select the track itself. 

Any ideas....? Hopefully I am just overlooking something obvious. Ive tried
creating a physical input in the environment and a channel splitter. This
did work, but it became quite a mess in the environment and I was wondering
if I am doing something wrong... Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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