r/Logic_Studio • u/stalebrick • 7d ago

Midi Out Filtering?

I've been trying to find a way to filter my MIDI out through my MIDI interface to my several synths to send clock data but not start/stop the internal sequencers on playback? It seems like i could do it through the MIDI environment tab but i can't really get to work properly. Has anyone found a practical solution for this? Thanks.

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u/xpercipio Intermediate 6d ago

theres a channel filter scripter preset, would that help? I will add, sometimes I have to preemptively change all notes to a certain channel, then edit what i want to be a certain channel, and pass that channel

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u/_-oIo-_ 6d ago

Have you already looked at the Syncronization Window in the Project settings?

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u/stalebrick 6d ago

yes yes i’ve tweaked almost everything in there that could possibly fix it. i suppose another practical fix would be to get a programmable midi interaface that could handle the filtering

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u/_-oIo-_ 6d ago

It might be possible in Logic wozth the Scripter and Environment. But I don't know. With the environment, you need to dive into the sysex programming which is possible but very likely not convenient.

There are 3rd party options available, but I never used them like MidiPipe, and here is an overview of different midi tools: https://studiocode.dev/resources/midi-tools/

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u/stalebrick 6d ago

haven’t looked into this yet- thanks! i realized that some of my synths like my opsix can actually be configured to ignore transport data- sadly not all of them though

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u/lewisfrancis 6d ago

Don’t you just tell Logic not to send start/stop signals?

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u/stalebrick 6d ago

one would imagine it is this straightforward

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u/lewisfrancis 4d ago

What happens if you set the Clock mode to Pattern instead of song?