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I have a M4L device that I built to be able to send different data to multiple MIDI channels. Stupidly, I didn't realize that when you put a device on a channel in Live, that channel can only output MIDI to one MIDI channel. I've heard there are M4L devices that can send out data to multiple channels without using multiple instances on different tracks - does anyone know how to do this?

I have a M4L device that I built to be able to send different data to multiple MIDI channels.  Stupidly, I didn't realize that when you put a device on a channel in Live, that channel can only output MIDI to one MIDI channel.  I've heard there are M4L devices that can send out data to multiple channels without using multiple instances on different tracks - does anyone know how to do this?

I have a M4L device that I built to be able to send different data to multiple MIDI channels.  Stupidly, I didn't realize that when you put 

using-a-m4l-device-to-send-data-to-multiple-midi-channels

use send or forward and receive without "---"

Global Midi Receive 01.amxd

Global Midi Send 01.amxd

use send or forward and receive without "---" 

Thanks, Double_UG, though I can't really figure out what you mean here - could you elaborate a little more?

Maybe I should be more clear: my M4L device outputs different MIDI data on 4 different channels that will be routed to 4 different instruments (e.g. Channel 10 outputs data to Instrument 1, Channel 11 outputs data to Instrument 2, etc.). The problem is that all this MIDI data from M4L gets routed through one channel in Ableton, so it's impossible to split it into separate streams to get to the individual instruments.

Maybe I should be more clear: my M4L device outputs different MIDI data on 4 different channels that will be routed to 4 different instruments (e.g. Channel 10 outputs data to Instrument 1, Channel 11 outputs data to Instrument 2, etc.).  The problem is that all this MIDI data from M4L gets routed through one channel in Ableton, so it's impossible to split it into separate streams to get to the individual instruments.

send your Midi with "send" or "forward" to the a receiver m4l device. Put the receiver device in front of the instrument. The midi is send in Max from sender to reciver device.

Max MIDI Receiver.amxd

Max MIDI Sender.amxd

send your Midi with "send" or "forward" to the  a receiver m4l device. Put the receiver device in front of the instrument.  The midi is send in Max from sender to reciver device. 

@DOUBLE_UG Oh man, thank you so much for those devices. I couldn't find anything on maxforlive.com. The're so useful. Have a nice day :)

@DOUBLE_UG  Oh man, thank you so much for those devices. I couldn't find anything on maxforlive.com. The're so useful. Have a nice day :)

Using a M4L device to send data to multiple Midi channels