How to Setup OMS Studio Patches (1997) - House of Synth

Notice, in this example, that the Virtual Controller named “Masterw/A.T. Scaling” is available as a MIDI input source. You enableinput devices by clicking them. In the following example, “Masterw/A.T. Scaling” is checked and, therefore, is enabled as an inputdevice.Figure 67: Enabling a Virtual Controller in VisionBy using the specially designed “Master w/A.T. Scaling” VirtualController as an input device, you can record data with satisfactoryaftertouch values directly into Vision. NOTE: Since Virtual Controllers use real MIDI input devices, it’s possibleto accidentally enable an input device twice. For example, if youenable both “K2000” and “Master w/A./T. Scaling,” you will get twonotes for every one you play. For this reason, make sure that youonly enable one input for each real, physical device.VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTSA Virtual Instrument is made up of one or more MIDI destinationsplus some form of MIDI processing. Virtual Instruments are basicallythe opposite of Virtual Controllers. Let’s look at an example of a VirtualInstrument.Assume that it’s common for you to “stack” instruments together toget a really big MIDI sound—particularly your K2000 and Morpheussound modules playing on MIDI Channel 2. Using Virtual Instruments,you can create that stack and always have it available as aMIDI destination. Click the Virtual Instruments button in the Patch Document Window, or choosePatch>Edit Virtual Instruments to open a Virtual Instruments Edit Window.Figure 68: Virtual Instruments buttonCh 3: Virtual Controllers and Virtual Instruments - 44 - Studio Patches Manual