Hello Rimokatolik,
Rimokatolik wrote:When stop is selected then in large panel Audio, MIDI and performance, 2 blue lights in Sequencer MIDI out light up - main one and one on specific MIDI channel, but when I press combination piston from the organ then only main blue light lights up, but no MIDI channel. Hauptwerk's generals and scoped do not produce anything on the sequencer MIDI out. What does it mean when sequencer MIDI out only main light lights up, but no MIDI channel light?
That means that only MIDI sys-ex messages (which aren't channel-specific) are being sent. They almost certainly wouldn't be useful to you, I'm afraid. If needed, you can check what messages each virtual control will send via the 'Sequencer MIDI OUT' port using the '
Recording | View MIDI recorder/player/sequencer MIDI implementation (for this organ)' menu function.
Rimokatolik wrote:o in the worst case I guess the only option for me would be to add real stops with silence in wav files?
If you're creating a CODM organ for your own purposes then you could potentially just add a Stop entry for each desired external (VST orchestral) sound. You wouldn't have to link to any ranks/pipes (i.e. just avoid creating any StopRank entries for it), but It would then be stored/recalled in Hauptwerk's combination system along with other stop states, which I would imagine you would want. Alternatively (if creating your own CODM organ) you could set up ExternalRank entries (with their corresponding Stop and StopRank entries) for each external sound, then configure MIDI from them via the '
Organ settings | Advanced MIDI ... | Direct MIDI input/output for ranks/pipes' screen.
If using an existing (non-CODM) sample set, then you could potentially just dedicate some of its existing virtual stops for controlling your external sounds, avoiding loading those virtual ranks into memory (via '
Organ | Load organ, adjusting rank audio/memory options/routing').
Best regards, Martin.
Hauptwerk software designer/developer, Milan Digital Audio.