Anyone using this, or the Sirin?
No problem using the Minitaur as a regular external instrument/synth. But I can’t seem to play it via the plugin.
MIDI I/O Maybe? Minitaur both in & out is what I thought and what works in Logic.

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1. Add an External Device/ New Instrument, and type in Minitaur in the device name box
2. Choose 'Moog Minitaur Out' from the pull down menu of 'Send to' (provided the driver is installed and Minitaur powered on)
3. Create an instrument track and select 'Minitaur' (as named at step 1) in the output device menu. (this is where you place your midi notes events)
4. Create an Audio track (mono in this case) and select your audio interface input where you plugged in minitaur's output.
5. Drag and drop Minitaur Editor (found in FX browser) as an insert of this Audio Track. Pay attention not to drag the 'Minitaur editor VI' which is the virtual instrument version of the same editor.
6. Use the editor to adjust the minitaur's parameters. Neither editor (FX or VI) generates sounds.
there is no midi only VST so you can drag it directly onto instrument track- unfortunately this is a limitation of the VST framework (any VST has at least one audio output). This is useful if your intention is only to automate Minitaurs parameters.

I forgot about this thread after not getting an immediate response. Thanks!
OK, the VI doesn't generate sound like a typical VI? Is this a Studio One limitation? I thought I was able to use just an instrument track in Logic, and a long while back in Pro Tools.

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So, I don't have a Minitaur nor a specific answer to your question.
In my case, the Roland Integra-7 has a plug-in editor that is inserted in an instrument track. This instrument track is not for MIDI note data, it's just for the plug-in editor where the user can manipulate various settings rather than fiddling with knobs on the hardware device while viewing the LCD. MIDI data is recorded on a separate MIDI track and the audio output is captured in an audio track.
In your case, it looks like kope has spelled out how to set up the Minitaur Editor on an audio track. Try to follow those instructions as indicated.
Are you able to open the editor on the audio track to manipulate parameters on your Minitaur?

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I have found from experience you can open an editor as a stand alone thing outside Studio One, while Studio One is open. And set its Midi output parameters to the same midi port that Studio One is talking to. And the external synth that is will get the editor data and the Studio One midi signals at the same time. That is how it works for me with a Kurzweil PC3K.
I doubt the editor will work on an audio track. Some editors can be opened on Instrument tracks as you say.

CSeye wroteSo, I don't have a Minitaur nor a specific answer to your question.
In my case, the Roland Integra-7 has a plug-in editor that is inserted in an instrument track. This instrument track is not for MIDI note data, it's just for the plug-in editor where the user can manipulate various settings rather than fiddling with knobs on the hardware device while viewing the LCD. MIDI data is recorded on a separate MIDI track and the audio output is captured in an audio track.
In your case, it looks like kope has spelled out how to set up the Minitaur Editor on an audio track. Try to follow those instructions as indicated.
Are you able to open the editor on the audio track to manipulate parameters on your Minitaur?

The Minitaur Editor works the same way, controlling parameters. I prefer using the knobs on the hardware, but the Editor also controls 'under the hood' parameters not available on the hardware.
I'm going to revisit this tonight, but I needed 2 tracks the last time I tried, I assume an Instrument/MIDI and Audio track. I was just hoping this could be streamlined like in other DAWs.

Jemusic wroteI have found from experience you can open an editor as a stand alone thing outside Studio One, while Studio One is open. And set its Midi output parameters to the same midi port that Studio One is talking to. And the external synth that is will get the editor data and the Studio One midi signals at the same time. That is how it works for me with a Kurzweil PC3K.
I doubt the editor will work on an audio track. Some editors can be opened on Instrument tracks as you say.

Hmmm, I will try this.

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BezowinZ wroteOK, the VI doesn't generate sound like a typical VI? Is this a Studio One limitation? I thought I was able to use just an instrument track in Logic, and a long while back in Pro Tools.

not a limitation of Studio One. It behaves the same way regardless of which DAW you're using. The minitaur VI it is designed to work ONLY as a software control surface for your minitaur. It is not designed to work like a traditional Virtual Instrument to generate sounds on its own.