Midiflow Splitter (Audiobus) 1.0.5

If you utilize your synthesizer apps with an external keyboard, Midiflow Splitter emerges as a crucial tool in your arsenal. This MIDI effect application, compatible with Audiobus 3, empowers you to effortlessly create split and layer configurations in a simple yet robust manner. With Audiobus State Saving capabilities, all configurations can be conveniently saved and recalled at the ready for your live performance.

• Add any number of split points
• Allocate resulting key zones to synth apps
• Transpose each synth app by octaves
• Designate active controllers (sustain, pitch bend, etc.) for each synth app
• Solo specific sounds
• Extensive support for multiple keyboards

NOTE: This application necessitates Audiobus 3. Create a minimum of two MIDI pipelines with your keyboard as the input and various synth apps as outputs. Proceed by inserting this application into the effect ports.

Managing Split Points and Zone Assignment:

Midiflow Splitter exhibits all synth apps as rows above the input keyboard. For each synthesizer, you can specify the zone in which it will operate. These zones are identified by split points. Tailor the zones by moving, adding, or eliminating split points to align with your requirements. If multiple keyboards are engaged, individual split point selectors will be visible.

Octave Shift and Controller Configuration:

An octave shift can be implemented for every synthesizer within your setup. This feature proves beneficial when a sound is linked to a lower keyboard zone but necessitates triggering higher notes. By adjusting the notes by a few octaves, the task is effortlessly accomplished. Additionally, for each synth app, you can toggle controllers such as sustain or pitch bend on or off. This customization ensures that your controllers solely influence the targeted sounds for manipulation while leaving others unaffected.

Solo Functionality:

Upon finalizing your split and layer configuration, there might arise a need to refine a synthesizer's sound further. By activating "solo," all other synth apps are deactivated temporarily, granting sole access to the entire keyboard for that particular sound. This function proves invaluable when refining a sound within a layer set-up and necessitates quickly muting other sounds momentarily.