There are many ways to use our InstaComposer plugin, but the process for setting it up varies by each DAW and what you are trying to do. Please watch the relevant video(s) below and follow the instructions exactly in order to make sure it works properly.
**Please note that not all DAWs support all features. We have noted these details below.
InstaComposer Setup Videos:
FL Studio (fully compatible)
Logic Pro X (fully compatible)
Ableton Live (fully compatible, but requires extra steps to use multi-channel output, instructions for this here)
Cubase Pro (fully compatible)
Cubase Elements (fully compatible)
Studio One (fully compatible)
Bitwig (fully compatible)
Samplitude X (fully compatible only with X -- video shows a different plugin but it is the same process to set up. Does not work in Samplitude Music Studio, only X, and requires the same workaround using Patchwork or Unify described below if using Music Studio)
Pro Tools (fully compatible, video shows a different plugin but it is the same process to set up)
Mixcraft (requires free loopMIDI app, Patchwork, or Unify as described below to use multi-channel routing. Click here to see a thread with multiple options for how people have successfully set it up.)
Reaper (fully compatible)
Digital Performer (fully compatible)
Cakewalk (fully compatible)
Waveform12 (we have been told this is fully compatible but do not have instructions for you)
If you are using a DAW or DAW version that does not support multi-channel MIDI routing, you can use a third-party tool like Blue Cat's Patchwork or PluginGuru's Unify to get around this. Alternatively, you can use multiple instances of InstaComposer, or utilize the MIDI drag-and-drop function to add the MIDI to different instrument tracks manually.
Video showing how to use InstaComposer in Maschine using Patchwork: https://youtu.be/aB8MyDA4j7M
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