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Make sure that 'MIDI Input -> Host' is set to 'None'. Click on the slot, set 'MIDI Input' to 'Port A -> All channels'. In the 'Parallel Chains' section, add a new synth to the first slot of a row. Click on the MelodicFlow slot, set 'MIDI Output' to 'Port A'. Inside PatchWork, do this: Add the VST version of MelodicFlow to a slot of the 'Pre' section. BlueCat's PatchWork: Add PatchWork to a track of your DAW.Then add another instrument to the same track (after MelodicFlow in the device chain). Bitwig: Add MelodicFlow to an instrument track.An example project is available as well: melodicflow_simple_setup_ableton.zip.

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Ableton Live: How to access the MIDI output of a VST plug-in? You can find an image with a MelodicFlow example routing here: *click*.

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Please consult the manual of your DAW to find out how you can pass the MIDI note output from one VSTi to another plug-in. Instead it creates MIDI notes which must be passed on to another instrument to hear anything. It receives notes like any other VST instrument, but won't generate audio signals. MelodicFlow acts as a VST instrument inside your DAW. Copy the file ponent to the folder '/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/'. MacOS: Copy the file MelodicFlow.vst to the folder '/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/'.

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Windows (64 bit DAW): Copy the file MelodicFlow_圆4.dll to the folder 'c:/program files/Steinberg/VstPlugins/' (this is the default for most 64 bit DAWs).

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Windows (32 bit DAW): Copy the file MelodicFlow.dll to the folder 'c:/program files (x86)/Steinberg/VstPlugins/' (this is the default for most 32 bit DAWs). Find out more here: Working with a 'chord master track'.ĭepending on your DAW and your operating system you will need to copy the plug-in to a different location. Simply drag these phrases to your MelodicFlow tracks and the incoming chords of the master track will get handled as needed. Build your own library of MIDI phrases that you can recycle for many different projects. Create a 'chord master track' that sends the chords to several MelodicFlow channels at once.Draw in your melodic rhythms without having to think of the used chord notes again. Electronic songwriting: Create a chord progression, then copy the chords and add as many MelodicFlow instances as you need.Simply choose from one of over 300 included scales and start playing. Don't have any chords yet? The 'scale mode' doesn't need chord input to work, but is great for lead melodies.Jam around and record your output notes on a second track. Insert MelodicFlow on one track of your DAW and deposit your chords.There are several ways how you can use MelodicFlow for your own productions. Please take a look at the rest of this manual to learn more. There are also special black keys that trigger chords or transpose notes. This is all you need to know to get started with MelodicFlow. You can use the white notes below the 'root C' as well. The C in the red circle '3' will always play back the first white box, the D will trigger the second box, and so on. If you play on the white notes of the yellow area, MelodicFlow will map your input to the calculated output notes now. In this example they are built from a mix of safe scale notes and chord notes, as the operation mode is set to 'Scale + chords (safe)' (bottom left box). They are shown as small white boxes on top of the keys.

The possible output notes can be seen in the red circle '2'. You cannot hear these notes, as they are only used internally (except when you turn on 'Pass notes through'). MelodicFlow uses these chord notes as its base input to calculate possible output notes. The yellow notes in the red circle '1' are routed from your keyboard to MelodicFlow. Concentrate on the melodic rhythm and MelodicFlow will sort out the rest for you. You only need to play on the white notes of the right side of your keyboard (yellow area). MelodicFlow analyzes the chords that you provide and then creates a selection of fitting notes for you. MelodicFlow contains several operation modes that automatically bend your melodies to the right notes.

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