Recording Multiple Instrument Tracks

[robert_p]

Hi, is there any convenient way of recording multiple instrument tracks simultaneously? This is how I do it using "other" DAW and I can't figure out how to do that with MuLab:
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https://youtu.be/td5MTH06mLg

[mutools]

Here is the relevant doc page wrt recording:
https://www.mutools.com/info/M9/docs/mu ... rding.html

[robert_p]

Thanks for the link - I read it but found no answer

[mutools]

Cfr that doc page: Arm a track to record, then press the main record button.
If you want to record multiple tracks at once then arm multiple tracks, then press the main record button.

[robert_p]

If you want to record multiple tracks at once then arm multiple tracks, then press the main record button.

There is no "Arm" button and I can play/record only one instrument at the time. Am I missing something here?
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No_Arm_Record.jpg

[mutools]

There is no "Arm" button

In that picture you did not add any audio track yet.

I can play/record only one instrument at the time. Am I missing something here?

Play MIDI and record audio are 2 separate things.
If you want to play multiple instruments at once, see
https://www.mutools.com/info/M9/docs/mu ... uting.html

[mutools]

Ohw, you mean record multiple MIDI tracks at once?

[robert_p]

My question was about recording instrument tracks (not audio tracks). I tried "MIDI Input Channel Targets" before - probably I was doing that wrong. I'll give it another try.

[robert_p]

Ohw, you mean record multiple MIDI tracks at once?

Yes

[mutools]

I'll have to figure that out in detail. (one of the days)
Already this quick tip: It will surely be by inserting Event Recorders in the composer modular area and drop them on tracks so these become track event recorders, just like audio track recorders, and you can arm these event recorders. Then in combi with the "MIDI Input Channel Targets" you can target these track event recorders. Not sure if all this together results in what you want.

[robert_p]

Ok, thanks for the tip!