Set AUDIO TO to an available audio track. On the MIDI track, set MIDI FROM to the interface or the Subsequent 37 and select the channel that the Subsequent or your interface are sending MIDI data on and set MONITOR to OFF. Add the Editor VI to an available MIDI track. If you are using a MIDI controller with your setup, you will simply select it as the MIDI FROM device in all the above examples and turn MONITOR to IN.įind the Subsequent 37 Editor VI in Ableton’s PLUG-INS tab. On that audio track that you’ve just selected, turn MONITOR to IN and select the appropriate audio input channel. On the MIDI track, turn MONITOR to OFF and set the AUDIO TO to an available audio track. In the track view, set MIDI FROM to the Subsequent or your interface and select the desired MIDI channel. In the device view, set MIDI TO to the Subsequent 37 or your interface and select the desired MIDI channel.

Select EXTERNAL INSTRUMENT from Ableton’s INSTRUMENTS tab and drag this on to a MIDI track in your session. You can also accomplish the above MIDI and audio routing via Ableton’s external instrument plugin. Select the audio input channel to the channel which you have the Subsequent connected. On the audio track, select your audio interface as the AUDIO FROM device, it may also appear as Ext. If you do this, make sure that the IN and OUT channels are set accordingly on the synth (IN on channel 2 and OUT on channel 1). For example, set MIDI FROM to channel 1 and MIDI TO to channel 2. You may also want to set the MIDI FROM and MIDI TO channels to separate numbers to further avoid MIDI feedback.

Turn MONITOR to OFF to avoid MIDI feedback. On the MIDI track, select the Subsequent 37 or your interface as the MIDI FROM and MIDI TO device. Click on PREFERENCES-AUDIO and select your interface as the AUDIO INPUT and AUDIO OUTPUT device. Turn TRACK and SYNC on for the INPUT and OUTPUT of the device and turn START STOP SYNC to ON. Setting up a MIDI and Audio connection in Ableton:Ĭlick PREFERENCES-LINK MIDI and select the Subsequent 37 or your interface as an INPUT and OUTPUT device. This document focuses on Ableton and Logic but you will find the basic information relevant to any DAW. If your synth does not have an editor or if you do not wish to use the editor, simply ignore these portions of the document. The process for connecting to your DAW will be the same even if you are playing a different Moog instrument. NOTE: This document uses the Subsequent 37 as an example instrument.

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