Sounds quite complicated but easy in practice. In fact, the Bidule AU plugin is itself an AU host and thus can be used as programmable realtime AU wrapper. In Logic it's easy to transform controllers but how to manage the remapping? For this we need to embed the plugin in some programmable environment like eg. The simple trick is to 'smuggle' cc7 and cc10 into the plugin as different controllers and remap to the original controllers within the plugin. Now I've found a general and efficient solution to this problem. However, it defeats somehow the purpose of multitimbral plugins and may substantially increase cpu load. The general solution/workaround is to use multiple instances. Of course this doesn't work for multitimbral plugins with *single* stereo output. Consequently these controllers can not be used to control the individual midi channels of the plugin.įor multitimbral plugins with *multiple* audio output channels there is a general solution by controlling the individual output (aux) channels. In Logic the usage of multitimbral plugins is generally problematic because midi controllers cc7 (volume) and cc10 (pan) are not sent into the plugin but used instead to control the output of the audio instrument.
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