Next, the Signal Chains need to be routed to the proper MIDI channels. And the splits set up for
the four chains.
Go ahead and set an array of splits similiar to this. Of course if you are on a Miko, you will need to
make your splits closer together, or just use the transpose buttons to reach those octaves.
Each split needs to be set to an individual MIDI channel. Signal chains two, three, and four need to be
routed to the first signal chain. Since two through four are empty signal chains they need to be routed
to Signal Chain 1, this gives them access to the sounds in Purity.
Click [Bypass Channel Out] in the lower controls section and set Signal Chain 1 to MIDI out Ch: 1.
Next, signal chains two, three, and four, need to be routed through Signal Chain 1 which
contains the instance of Purity.
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