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Originally Posted by Maddogg6
You are likely submixing multiple MIDI channels of the second card to the kX card. Thus, you are effecting this sub mixed audio.
While theres a workaround - its important to not that even with kX - all 16 midi channels are submixed into a single stereo pair + mono effect sends - as seen in the kX DSP.
The second card is operating similarly. if you are sending 1 stereo pair to kX card - you simply use that audio input on the kX card (what ever one(s) you physically connected to it from the second card) - and apply kX effects to that/those audio input(s)
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Just what does 'submixing' & 'stereo pair' mean? Why do you keep bringing them up?
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And I think you may be missing important info from my last post. If something there does not make sense, point it out and I will try to clarify.
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I started to lose you once you said this:
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Note - if you run 1 stereo pair from one card to another - and apply effects to that - it will apply it to the entire mix - unlike using the MIDI sends - where you apply any of the 4 effects to a single MIDI channel if you like. It allows 4 additional 'discrete' MIDI send effects - but once mixed and sent to the other card - independence is lost and effects will be applied to what ever is on that output from the other card.
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Are you saying that i can NOT apply
different effects on EACH MIDI Channel from the kX card to the Creative card?
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Opps - I can more directly answer, you apply kX effects to whatever kX cards input you hooked your second cards output to.
If you used a SPDIF cable to the CD SPDIF input on the kX card, apply effects to the CD SPDIF IN audio input in kX DSP. Its accessed in kX DSP via the PROLOG plugin, or a ProFX/SRC plugin.
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Ok, after i've done this, i insert CC#16-19 into my sequencer and it will apply whatever effect is on them
to the MIDI synth of the SB card with CL drivers, then?