Eternal Arp MIDI FX

Logic Pro (AU MFX)

1. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Load Eternal Arp MFX directly into the MIDI FX slot on your instrument track.
2. Record MIDI Output:
   • If using Logic Pro 10.7.5 or above, right-click on the MIDI FX and select ‘Record MIDI to Track Here’.
   • This feature allows you to record Eternal Arp’s MIDI output directly into the MIDI track.
3. Control Your Instrument: You can now control your instrument directly using Eternal Arp MFX in Logic Pro.
4. Additional Feature: Right-click to record the MIDI output to track directly, which is a powerful feature for further MIDI manipulation.

 

Ableton (VST MFX)

1. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Create a new MIDI track in Ableton Live and drag Eternal Arp MFX onto this track.
2. Select the Instrument to Control: Create another MIDI track and load your desired instrument onto it.
3. Configure MIDI Routing:
   • In the second track’s In/Out section, set MIDI From to Eternal Arp.
   • Set the input channel to Eternal Arp MFX.
4. Arm the Instrument Track: Click the record (Arm) button on the instrument track.
5. Open Eternal Arp for Musical Typing: Open the Eternal Arp plugin to use the musical typing feature.
6. Using a MIDI Controller: Arm both the Eternal Arp MFX track and the instrument track by clicking the record (Arm) button on both tracks.

 

Cubase (VST3)

1. Load Eternal Arp VST: Load the Eternal Arp VST 3 version onto an instrument track. (No need to use the MFX version for Cubase users.)
2. Load the Instrument: Load the instrument you wish to control on a second track.
3. Configure MIDI Routing: Route the MIDI out of Eternal Arp to the instrument by changing the MIDI input of the second track to “Eternal Arp”.
4. Arm the Eternal Arp Track: Arm the Eternal Arp track to receive MIDI from your controller and turn on monitoring for the controlled track.

 

Pro Tools (AAX)

1. Create an Instrument Track: Create a new instrument track in Pro Tools 2024.3.
2. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Load your MIDI FX plugin, Eternal Arp MFX, in the first insert slot of the instrument track.
3. Load the Instrument Plugin: Load the instrument you wish to control in the second insert slot of the same instrument track.
4. Configure MIDI Routing: Pro Tools automatically routes MIDI from the first slot (MIDI FX) to the second slot (Instrument).
5. Arm the Track: Arm the instrument track to receive MIDI input from your controller.
6. Enable Monitoring: Turn on monitoring for the instrument track to hear the output.

 

Studio One (VST MFX)

1. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Load Eternal Arp MFX on a new instrument track.
2. Load the Instrument: Load the instrument you wish to control on a second track.
3. Show MIDI Selection Boxes: Drag the track window down to show all the MIDI selection boxes.
4. Configure MIDI Routing:
   • In the MIDI input section, select “Eternal Arp MFX” as the “Instrument Input”.
   • Select “MIDI Output 1” as the “Instrument Channel”.
5. Arm the Eternal Arp Track: Arm the Eternal Arp track and turn on monitoring for the controlled track.

 

FL Studio (VST MFX)

1. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Find Eternal Arp MFX and load it onto a MIDI track.
2. Load the Instrument: Load the instrument you wish to control on a different track.
3. Configure VST Wrapper Settings:
   • Click the COG WHEEL button on Eternal Arp’s panel, open the VST Wrapper settings, and set the output to 1.
   • Similarly, click the COG WHEEL button on the instrument’s panel, open the VST Wrapper settings, and set the input to 1.
4. Send MIDI Signals: Now you can send MIDI signals through Eternal Arp to your favorite synths and samplers in FL Studio.

 

Reaper (VST MFX)

1. Load the Instrument: Load the instrument you want to control.
2. Load Eternal Arp MFX: Click “IN FX” and select Eternal Arp MFX.