Filtering MIDI in Apple's MainStage
If you’re having issues using your Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar in MainStage, this video will walk through a couple of different ways to troubleshoot. Step-by-step instructions for MainStage: -First, select the MIDI track you’re using within MainStage. -Next, in the Instrument Channel Strip Inspector window, select MIDI Input. -You should now see ’11 (expression)’ under the Input Controller section. -Change the Output Controller from Unchanged to Filter. -Now, turn the expression toggle back up to 127. Hopefully that did the trick, but if you’re still having issues, you can also filter pitch bend by adding a new lane in the MIDI input window. *We recommend making sure the Jamstik Studio is in tune before filtering pitch bend. Find more helpful support articles and tutorials in the Jamstik Help Center: jamstik.com/support Get your own Studio MIDI Guitar at: jamstik.com
If you’re having issues using your Jamstik Studio MIDI Guitar in MainStage, this video will walk through a couple of different ways to troubleshoot. Step-by-step instructions for MainStage: -First, select the MIDI track you’re using within MainStage. -Next, in the Instrument Channel Strip Inspector window, select MIDI Input. -You should now see ’11 (expression)’ under the Input Controller section. -Change the Output Controller from Unchanged to Filter. -Now, turn the expression toggle back up to 127. Hopefully that did the trick, but if you’re still having issues, you can also filter pitch bend by adding a new lane in the MIDI input window. *We recommend making sure the Jamstik Studio is in tune before filtering pitch bend. Find more helpful support articles and tutorials in the Jamstik Help Center: jamstik.com/support Get your own Studio MIDI Guitar at: jamstik.com