Connect the audio - Make audio connections from your MIDI device's audio outputs to your soundcard audio inputs.Ensure your external MIDI device is set to receive ( slave to) MIDI sync data AND is set to the same ' Synchronization type', (MIDI clock, MTC 24, etc), as per the manufacturers instructions. OTHERWISE leave this off, as many MIDI devices that don't handle transport data can behave unpredictably when they receive these messages. Send master sync - ONLY if the device has an internal sequencer, turn ON ' Send master sync' to transmit transport control data (start, stop, tempo, etc) from FL Studio.OTHERWISE leave this off, as it can cause some devices to behave unpredictably when they receive these messages, when not supported. Send MIDI pan / vol / pitch - ONLY set this on if you intend to send Pan, Volume or Pitch-bend commands to the target device.If you set your MIDI device to Omni mode it will respond to all MIDI Channels (see the manufacturers instructions). There are 16 Channels that allow you to control different MIDI devices on each channel. Set the MIDI Channels - Set your external MIDI device to the same MIDI Channel as the MIDI Out plugin.Make MIDI connections - Connect your MIDI interface (MIDI OUT) to your MIDI device (MIDI IN) as per the manufacturers instructions.Match Port numbers - From the MIDI Settings make sure the Port number matches the Port number on MIDI Out (any number between 0 and 255 can be used).From the MIDI Settings select the device in the Output list (click devices in the list to select them).See video tutorials here, the steps are as follows: To incorporate the sound from external MIDI hardware in the final render, you will need to record the audio from the device into FL Studio while it's played or controlled by a MIDI Out plugin. This will allow you to play each MIDI channel in the VST plugin from a separate Piano roll.Д¬ontrolling external synthesizers, drum machines & other MIDI devices If necessary, you can load multiple MIDI Out plugins and match Port numbers to the VST and then set independent MIDI Channels for each MIDI Out. VST plugins Piano roll to play MIDI Channels. NOTE: Unless you have a specific reason to use MIDI Out, we recommend using note colors on the You can also use the Control Settings to assign knobs to MIDI Channels. MIDI Channels - Where VST plugins respond to MIDI Channels ' Map note color to MIDI channel' can be used to play separate voices. 256 Ports are available, the Port number setting you use is arbitrary, it's up to you. Match MIDI Port numbers - Set the Input Port number on the VST plugin's wrapper to the same Port number as MIDI Out.Select the Settings tab - Click the tab.Open the Wrapper Settings - Click the icon.Open the Wrapper Options - Click the icon on the top of the VST plugins Wrapper.Set up MIDI Out to control internal VST plugins as follows: Use MIDI Out to gain access to features of a VST plugin not available from the Piano roll or Patcher. If your outboard MIDI gear is behaving strangely when you press Play or Stop in FL Studio, see the Transport flush options menu section. Orange labels show activated controls (transmitting data), Left-Click the label to activate/deactivate controls. NOTES: Click gear icons to open the Control settings. For controlling external MIDI hardware, see a video tutorials here. 8 pages x 9 controllers are freely assignable to parameters on target VST and MIDI devices. MIDI Out does not make any sound of its own, it acts as a MIDI controller sending standard MIDI messages to internal VST plugins or external MIDI hardware.

Audio to midi plugin