This way, only the desired “A” or “B” should arrive at the track anyways. Generally, how do you set up the MIDI Input to a MIDI/Instrument track? If you use “All MIDI Inputs”, then both sets of MIDI will arrive at the MIDI track, but (I don’t know this for sure, but, logically…) you should be able to set up the track’s MIDI input to the individual streams from the MPK (the Input dropdown menu… where you also see “All MIDI Inputs”… should show something like MPK261 A, MPK261 B. Seems that, effectively, it can transmit two sets of MIDI (as if they were separate MIDI ports)… A and B. I don’t know the MPK261, so I have just had a quick look online (but please understand, this is purely “educated guesswork” on my part )… I have activated the Modules, and selected local equal/unequal 4… I want to choose Midi Channel A4 on my controller (MPK261) and have it only play Channel 4.

To remove a controller type from the list (allow it to be recorded and thruput), select it in the lower list and click “Remove”.I’ve tried to filter out the unwanted channels but it doesn’t seem to be working. To filter out a controller type, select it from the list at the top of the section and click “Add”. ControllerĪllows you to prevent certain MIDI controller types from being recorded or thruput. Unless you’re using a keyboard or any other MIDI device to control EZdrummer, you can leave this set. Click MIDI Channel, and set the correct MIDI input channel. If Patcher is setup in the Channel Rack it doesnt do anything. That didnt do anything.-played around with Patcher. Set the filter to receive on port 20 and transmit on port 5. Click MIDI Device, select your drum module, then click Apply. tried MIDI channel filters, setup in Channel Rack. Already recorded messages will however be played back normally. Navigate to Settings on the top toolbar of EZdrummer 2, then click Audio/MIDI Setup. If you activate a Channel button, no MIDI messages on that MIDI Channel will be recorded or thruput.

It will, however, be recorded and played back normally. ThruĪctivate any of these options to prevent the corresponding type of MIDI message from being thruput. It will, however, be thruput, and if already recorded, it will play back normally. The page is divided into 4 sections: RecordĪctivating any of these options prevents the corresponding type of MIDI message from being recorded. Also it allows one channel to operate a particular sound module/synthesiser, while filtering out the other MIDI. This page allows you to prevent certain MIDI messages from being recorded and/or echoed by the MIDI Thru function (thruput).

Ezdrummer midi channel filtering